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  • JOHN FLORIO AND SHAKESPEARE: A CONFERENCE.

    by Resolute John Florio 04/01/2020

About John Florio

About John Florio

- Teacher, Interpreter, Grammarian, Translator, Writer, Poet -

Giovanni Florio, known as John Florio, is recognised as the most important humanist in Renaissance's England.
He defined himself «Italus ore, Anglus pectore» and «An English Man in Italian».

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Wwm_ShakespeareWilliam Shakespeare@Wwm_Shakespeare·
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[They play, and enter the Clown.]

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iohannesfloriusJohn Florio@iohannesflorius·
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"Under most unhappy circumstances he was still engaged upon some vast literary undertaking. In old age, poverty and sickness, the cultivation of his Muse was still his chief concern." - Frances Yates.

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But in 1623 he wrote this letter to Lord Cranfield stating that he is working to publish a "great and laborious worke for which my contrie and posteritie (yea, happilie your children) so long as English is spoken, shall cause to thank and remember your lordships honorable name."

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27 Jan

Early modern Twitter! Anyone got their palaeography glasses on this morning? Could do with another pair of eyes on the final word of this stage direction here: 'departs but ...' Any guesses? (Sorry, not the highest res image.)

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