Is It Shakespeare? the Great Question of Elizabethan Literature
Is It Shakespeare? the Great Question of Elizabethan Literature
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" This is a cryptic expression quite in Bacon's style, and helps considerably the increasing body of evidence that we have gathered. For it points to Southampton, since the anagram of his name was Henry Southampton == Thy Stampe-//^«<7z/r. or Henrie Southampton = The Stampe in Honour. There were also two other published anagrams of his full name^ and in both of these Honour occurs prominently — Henry Wriothesley Earle of Southampton. Anagrams. 1. Thy H07wur is worth the praise of all men. 2. Vertue is thy Honour : O the praise of all men. * All this looks very much as if the name from which honour could be taken was Henry Southampton. This was the same young nobleman whom Nash addressed towards the end of 1592 in Tierce Penilesse as "The Matchless image of Honour " and " Jove's eagle-borne Ganymede. " I do not attach reproach to the term Ganymede applied to Southampton by Nash in 1592, though it is not a pleasant name for a lad in any rank of society, and it is just possible that Nash knew of Francis Bacon's intense admiration for the young Earl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This is a cryptic expression quite in Bacon's style, and helps considerably the increasing body of evidence that we have gathered. For it points to Southampton, since the anagram of his name was Henry Southampton == Thy Stampe-//^«<7z/r. or Henrie Southampton = The Stampe in Honour. There were also two other published anagrams of his full name^ and in both of these Honour occurs prominently — Henry Wriothesley Earle of Southampton. Anagrams. 1. Thy H07wur is worth the praise of all men. 2. Vertue is thy Honour : O the praise of all men. * All this looks very much as if the name from which honour could be taken was Henry Southampton. This was the same young nobleman whom Nash addressed towards the end of 1592 in Tierce Penilesse as "The Matchless image of Honour " and " Jove's eagle-borne Ganymede. " I do not attach reproach to the term Ganymede applied to Southampton by Nash in 1592, though it is not a pleasant name for a lad in any rank of society, and it is just possible that Nash knew of Francis Bacon's intense admiration for the young Earl.
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