Consider that we learn that at Shakespeares times there existed
Two high level contemporaneous poets who published with...
the same name "John Davies!", i
the same year "1602" , in
the same City in "London about
the same literary subject matter" (the Soul) ,
" 2 masterpieces of philosophical literature
"NOSCE TE IPSUM" and "MIRUM IN MODUM"
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Consider that in the "Scourge of Follies" (Date of print not secured , >1610) tthe one John Davies wrote a dedication to the other!
How do you interprete this poem?

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Also note that from Essay 34 in John Davies "Wittes Pilgrimage" (1605) you get (specific biograhical) ideas about his poignant life situation
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Essai 34 in Wittes Pilgrimage (1605)
("Marlowes life situation")
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Doesn't this situation in 1605 fits better to someone else [e.g. Marlowe who was alive but simultaneously dead] than to an unknown destiny of a certain John Davies?
Doesn't "John Davies" thus represent a Double Falsehood" , identical to William Shakespeare?
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