(Recap on Blog 346)
The unimaginable, gigantic productivity of the "real or true" Shakespeare
Marlowe's [the "true or real" Shakespeare's] literary capacity surpassed contemporary Writers beyond Imagination !!
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End of the Epistle "Newes from Graves-end"(1603) by
NOBODY or Nicholas NEMO , the anonymous Poet!
NOBODY or Nicholas NEMO , the anonymous Poet!
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The first (left) and last lines (right) of the dedicatory Epistle of "The Newes from Graves-end (1604)" of Nicholas Nemo alias Nobody
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According to the expanded ->"Marlowe Theory" the real or true" Shakespeare wrote under a bulk of initials, pennames, pseudonyms, (such alias as John Davies (BLOG 301 (2x), Michael Drayton s.BLOG 324), Thomas Heywood, (BLOG-330, BLOG 331) William Shakespeare a.o.), or anonymously, as absurd as it may sound at first glance.
The anonymous author of „Newes from Graves-End“ (1603)
(Shakespeare experts - as orthodox Gary Taylor - with no real justification assume Thomas Dekker / Thomas Middleton as the authors)
most likely was the poet genius Poet Genius Marlowe alias Shake-speare (not to be confused with Shakspere, the Stratford man)...In the dedicatory Epistle to himself (!) --- the anonymous author calls himself allegorically at the beginning
Nicholas Nemo, alias Nobody -
and at the end devotes the epistle " to None but thy [him] selfe, Some-body".
This satiric wordplay ("Nobody") is tightly contextually connected to John Davies' epigrams 159, 160, 161 in the Scourge of folly (1611?)
Epigramm 159: To our English Terence Mr. Will: Shake–speare.
Epigramm 160: To his most constant, though most vnknowne friend; No–body.
Epigramm 161: To my neere-deere wel-knowne friend; Some-body.
The assumption that Marlowe , the "real or true Shakespeare" wrote under an unimaginable multiplicity of pennames, pseudonyms or unonymously, is hard to digest!
In order to be true, it needs the additional assumption,
This inconceivable literary efficiency and gigantic productivity becomes visible in some lines of the epistle in the Anonymous book "NEWES from Graves-end" (1603)
....how much happier had it bin for them , to have changed their
copied & from sciences bin bound to good Occupations,
considering that one London-occupier (....) puts up more
in a weeke, than seven Bachilers of Art (...) do in a yeare.-
Hath not the Plague (incomparable Nobody ) and therefore incomparable, bicause with an Aeneas-like glory , thou hast redeemed the golden-tree of Poesie, even out of the hellish scorne, that this worlde(…) hopes to dam it with ) hath it not, I say done all men knights service in working the downfall of our greatest & greediest beggers? (....)
In order to be true, it needs the additional assumption,
that Marlowe's literary capacity throughout his long life must have been exceptionally high and surpassed contemporary writers by far, beyond imagination ...
This inconceivable literary efficiency and gigantic productivity becomes visible in some lines of the epistle in the Anonymous book "NEWES from Graves-end" (1603)
Hath not the Plague (incomparable Nobody ) and therefore incomparable, bicause with an Aeneas-like glory , thou hast redeemed the golden-tree of Poesie, even out of the hellish scorne, that this worlde(…) hopes to dam it with ) hath it not, I say done all men knights service in working the downfall of our greatest & greediest beggers? (....)
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SOME-BODY? NO-BODY?
