Shakespeare: The Poet and His Plays (book) • Covered in chapter "A Lost Play based on Don Quixote, One Last English History, and a Tragicomedy of Ancient Athens"
This work has the following connections with other works:
Omniscience • de la Mare's poem originally carried quotation from Henry VIII "strew me o'er with maiden flowers" as an epigraph.
Orpheus (Lucius’ Song) • "Orpheus with his lute" is actually from Henry VIII but was interpolated into Welles' production of Julius Caesar
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