It's not from Shakespeare, but from John Webster's The White Devil: "I do not look/ Who went before, nor who shall follow me;/ No, at myself I will begin and end."
Open Source Shakespeare was created in 2003.
Shakespeare's main source was a long narrative poem, Romeus and Juliet, by Arthur Brooke. It was first published in 1562, two years before Shakespeare's birth.
Shakespeare's primary source for Romeo and Juliet was Arthur Brooke's Romeus and Juliet, first published in 1562, two years before Shakespeare's birth, and reprinted in 1587, about eight years before the first performance of Romeo and Juliet.
Shakespeare used a number of sources for various plots. He relied mostly on Holinshed's Chronicles for the Histories.
Arthur Brooke's Romeus and Juliet.
Open Source Shakespeare was created in 2003.
Shakespeare's main source was a long narrative poem, Romeus and Juliet, by Arthur Brooke. It was first published in 1562, two years before Shakespeare's birth.
Shakespeare's favourite source was Holinshed's histories of Britain, a huge and daunting work. This was Shakespeare's main source for all of his history plays, the plays set in ancient Britain, and for Macbeth, since Holinshed also covers Scottish history. Another favourite source was Plutarch's Lives of the Greeks and Romans, which Shakespeare used as a source for his Roman plays.
Shakespeare's principal source for the play "Macbeth" was the historical chronicle "Holinshed's Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland." Shakespeare adapted the story of Macbeth from this source, drawing inspiration from the real-life events of King Macbeth of Scotland.
Romeo and Juliet is a work of fiction, the source of which was the imagination of the author, William Shakespeare. While Shakespeare was undoubtedly influenced by many earlier works of fiction as well as many actual historical events, there is no specific source for this play other than Shakespeare's imagination.
They are NOT affiliated although it sounds like they are. Good question though- I asked the same thing from a credible source before myself.
Holinshed
Shakespeare's primary source for Romeo and Juliet was Arthur Brooke's Romeus and Juliet, first published in 1562, two years before Shakespeare's birth, and reprinted in 1587, about eight years before the first performance of Romeo and Juliet.
Apparently it is. Shakespeare's source was called Rosalynde. He changed the title when he made it into a play.
Shakespeare used a number of sources for various plots. He relied mostly on Holinshed's Chronicles for the Histories.
There are two full forms of "OSS" 1. Open Source Shakespeare 2. Open source software
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