November 2005
| Pg | Article Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | First Book of Lucan | Mike Frohnsdorff |
| The Society’s Chairman researches both the publishing history and the critical response to translation and draws some conclusions about both its date of composition and its place in the Marlovian canon. | ||
| 11 | Thomas Thorpe’s Dedicatory Epistle to First Book of Lucan | Mike Frohnsdorff |
| The Society’s Chairman unravels the obscure and well-disguised meaning behind Thorpe’s dedication to fellower publisher Edward Blount, and what it tells us about Thomas Walsingham’s opinion of Marlowe in 1601. | ||
| 22 | Was Marlowe’s Inquest Void? | Peter Farey |
| Peter Farey examines the legality of William Danby, Coroner of the Queen’s Household, holding an Inquest into Marlowe’s death, and questions it’s validity. | ||
| 28 | A Cabalistic & Numerological Subtext to Tamburlaine | Peter Bull |
| Peter Bull examines the background to use of Cabala and numerology, and analyses Tamburlaine the Great from a cabalistic perspective to reveal a significant philosophical subtext. | ||
| 52 | About The Marlowe Society Research Journal | Roger Hards |