An Oxford researcher found a rare, handwritten variation of one of Shakespeare’s most famous love poems. About 400 years ago, its meaning might have been very different. By Amelia Nierenberg ...
Dr Leah Veronese uncovered the version of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 tucked away in a 17th Century poetry collection at the University of Oxford. The manuscript was found among the papers of ...
a professor of Shakespeare studies at the University of Oxford. “‘Let me not to the marriage of true minds’ is now one of Shakespeare’s most famous sonnets, but it doesn’t seem to have ...
Last year, while sifting through centuries-old hand-written manuscripts in Oxford’s Bodleian Library, Veronese uncovered something unusual: a revised version of Sonnet 116. Shakespeare’s ...
The documented appearance in Oxford of Shakespeare’s leading acting company of the day, The King’s Men, in 1610, is one of those rare moments we are able to pinpoint not only where the players ...
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