{"collection":"sks","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/sks/index.htm","path":"sks/index.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/sks/index.htm","text":"Sacred-texts home\n \n \n \n First Folio\u00a0\n \n \n \n \n \n | | Shakespeare | \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Plays\u00a0|\u00a0\n Books About Shakespeare\n \n \n Why include the works of Shakespeare at sacred-texts?\n The answer to this will be self-evident to some, and a mystery to others.\n \n This site includes the works of several other dramatists,\n such as Aeschylus,\n Sophocles,\n Euripides,\n Kalidasa,\n the Noh Plays of Japan,\n and the Inca Drama of Ollantay.\n In common with Shakespeare, these great works of world literature\n illuminate the main themes of this site, as well as the human\n condition in general.\n \n \n \n \n \n Antony and Cleopatra\n \n \n A Lovers' Complaint\n \n \n All's Well That Ends Well\n \n \n As You Like It\n \n \n Comedy of Errors\n \n \n Coriolanus\n \n \n Cymbeline\n \n \n Hamlet\n \n \n Julius Caeser\n \n \n King Henry the Fourth, Part I\n \n \n King Henry the Fourth, Part II\n \n \n King Henry the Fifth\n \n \n King Henry the Sixth, Part I\n \n \n King Henry the Sixth, Part II\n \n \n King Henry the Sixth, Part III\n \n \n King Henry the Eighth\n \n \n King John\n \n \n King Richard the Second\n \n \n King Richard the Third\n \n \n King Lear\n \n \n Loves Labour Lost\n \n \n Macbeth\n \n \n Much Ado About Nothing\n \n \n Measure for Measure\n \n \n Midsummers' Night Dream\n \n \n Merchant of Venice\n \n \n Merry Wives of Windsor\n \n \n Othello\n \n \n Pericles, Prince of Tyre\n \n \n Romeo and Juliet\n \n \n Rape of Lucrece\n \n \n Sonnets\n \n \n Titus Andronicus\n \n \n Troilus and Cressida\n \n \n Tempest\n \n \n Two Gentlemen of Verona\n \n \n Two Noble Kinsmen\n \n \n Timon of Athens\n \n \n Taming of the Shrew\n \n \n Twelfth Night\n \n \n The Winter's Tale\n \n \n Venus and Adonis\n \n \n Books about Shakespeare\n \n \n \n Folk-lore of Shakespeare\n by T.F. Thiselton Dyer [1883]\n A comprehensive reference to Elizabethan folklore and cultural references in Shakespeare and his contemporaries.","title":"Shakespeare Index","type":"page"}