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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Henry Medwall (c 1462-c 1522)
Quotation
A. A, for Goddis will, / What meane ye, syrs, to stond so still? / Have not ye etyn and your fill / And payd no thinge therfore? / Iwys, syrs, thus dare I say, / He that shall for the shott pay / Vouch saveth that ye largely assay / Suche mete as he hath in store. - Opening of Fulgens and Lucrece
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Biographical
English vernacular dramatist. Two works of his survive: Fulgens and Lucrece (1497) - the earliest known secular English play and a morality play Nature.
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