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...e natives called it Erin, while Aristotle and others called it Ierna. This is part of Camden's modern historical method: he does not trust a single ancie ...ly in early-modern European history, he offers classes in Irish Gaelic. He is the author of ''The Politics and Culture of Honour in Britain and Ireland,

...Folios in a single venue, ''[[First Folio! Shakespeare's American Tour]]'' is the capstone to an incredible year of [[The Wonder of Will: 400 Years of Sh ''[[First Folio! Shakespeare's American Tour]]'' is supported by the Winton and Carolyn Blount Exhibition Fund of the Folger Sh

This is a paper about a set of small words—words like “may," "can," "will," "sh I’ll address three main questions: First, how is Shakespeare’s language of possibility rooted in these small words? Second

...rth to over 260 children. Perhaps more feasible, though still astonishing, is his report of a husband, wife, and two children whose combined ages equaled Another famous example of news being copied into personal journals is the [http://luna.folger.edu/luna/servlet/s/mw8xn8 final speech of Sir Walte

...s, photographs, and drawings), playbills, promptbooks, and more. This list is not exhaustive and will continue to be updated. This article provides resou *[[wikipedia: Richard_Grant_White | Richard Grant White]], first editor of the ''Riverside Shakespeare''.

'''Cristina Dondi''' is Professor of Early European Book Heritage in the Faculty of Medieval and Mo ...sai’s Paratexts in English Printed Drama to 1642 (CUP, 2014). This edition is the first reference source to include all paratextual materials (i.e. extra

The Folger’s day-to-day calendar is packed with performances, programs, tours, conferences, institutes, publica Emily Folger earns a master's degree from Vassar College. Her thesis title is [[Media:Emily Jordan Folger MA Thesis.pdf |"The True Text of Shakespeare."]

The total number of Shakespeare’s plays varies somewhat, depending on who is counting them, and how. The total shifts between 38 and 40 plays as scholar ...print. This is the only surviving copy of that quarto. Shakespeare’s name is not given on the title page, which was not unusual at the time. Some contem

...undation Initiative in Collaborative Research at the Folger Institute. She is at work on her second book project, Water Works: Faith, Public Health, and ...nvestigator of Shakespeare’s World, curator of Shakespeare Documented, and is co-director of the multi-year, $1.5 million research project Before 'Farm t

...e to the ridiculous. Literary celebrity, from its 18th-century beginnings, is as much about relics and souvenirs as about books and plays. '''''Will & Jane '''''is made possible by the generous support of May Liang, Roger and Robin Millay,

The exhibition material is grouped into five major themes: [[#The Man|The Man]]; [[#The Actor|The Acto ...Clough (a vicar-choral’s <ref>vicar-choral: A cathedral officer whose duty is to sing parts of the service.</ref> daughter from Lichfield). Peter Garrick

...nd transcriber at the Folger Shakespeare Library. It is regularly updated. Last update was June 7, 2023. ...der or the Younger; both fl. 1st c. CE; Greek physicians; the elder's name is preserved in "theriaca Andromachi," an antidote of 64 ingredients including

...n extension of the New Schaff-Herzog encyclopedia of religious knowledge / Editor-in-chief, Lefferts A. Loetscher. || Loetscher, Lefferts A. (Lefferts August | Oxford encyclopedia of the Reformation / Hans J. Hillerbrand, editor in chief. || || New York : Oxford University Press, 1996. || BR 3028...