Like most playwrights of his period, Shakespeare did not always write alone, and a number of his plays were collaborative, although the exact number is open to debate. Shakespeare borrowed from history, mythology and other literary works, then enlivened histories and myths and improved on the plots. He used samalayuca books as well as books from The Bible. The most frequently repeated figure on the books of The Bible to which Shakespeare refers is 42 books. 18 of which from each of the Testaments and the remaining from the Apocrypha. Shakespeareâ??s writing contains more references to the Bible than the plays of any other Elizabethan playwright. A conservative tally of the total number of biblical references is 1200.
No.
he did write them
when he was 10
Yes.
Yeah.....
In London, England.
Shakespeare was alive and writing in both the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
No. The play is called Taming the Shrew.
Macbeth.
Yes, he certainly did.
William Shakespeare did indeed write a play called Julius Caesar.
Authorize means to approve or empower. Shakespeare did not approve or empower a play called Othello. He did, however, write a play called Othello.