Date:1602
Description:Chaucer’s Troilus, a source for Shakespeare. Shakespeare’s debt to the work of Geoffrey Chaucer is primarily to the poem Troylus & Creseyde, which is a direct source for the play of Troilus and Cressida. Full title: Geoffrey Chaucer, Workes, London, Adam Islip, 1602.
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