A Shakespearean Grammar 3.0

This application serves as an offline reference resource, encompassing a comprehensive Shakespearean Grammar, a General Glossary of Shakespeare's Works, and an analysis of Shakespeare's Roman Plays along with their contextual background.

Its utility for Shakespearean scholarship is noteworthy, offering detailed insights into Elizabethan syntax, grammar, and prosody.

• A Shakespearean Grammar provides an extensive and authoritative guide to the linguistic peculiarities of Elizabethan language, addressing various idiomatic usages evident in Shakespeare's texts, with supplementary references to contemporaries such as Jonson and Bacon. The section includes an informative introduction comparing Elizabethan and modern language conventions, followed by detailed classifications on grammar (organized by parts of speech) and prosody (focused on pronunciation).
• General Glossary to Shakespeare's Works comprises over 6,099 entries, providing definitions and contextual usage examples extracted from Shakespeare's plays and poetry, as well as other Renaissance authors.
• Shakespeare's Roman Plays and their Background offers a detailed examination of key works such as Antony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, and Coriolanus. It explores thematic connections, textual development, and influences from classical and contemporary sources.

Additional features include:

• Search functionality
• Bookmarking capability
• Modern language equivalents ("Words of Today") feature

For suggestions or to report issues, users are encouraged to contact us via the feedback option. Your input is appreciated for ongoing improvements.