Hannibal Hamlin Libri

The Bible in Shakespeare is a critical study of the links between the two great pillars of English culture, the Bible and the works of Shakespeare.

The book delves into the significant impact of biblical Psalms on English literature during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, highlighting diverse interpretations and adaptations by writers such as Shakespeare and Milton, as well as lesser-known figures like George Gascoigne. It showcases how the Psalms were creatively translated into various forms, including church psalters, poetic adaptations, and secular works, reflecting personal, religious, and political influences. Additionally, the influence of the Psalms extends into music, theology, and political discourse.

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