[39] In the Œdipus Coloneus
[40] "And recks not his own read," i. e. heeds not his own lesson.
[41] Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 11.
[42] Act iii. scene 1.
[43] Goëthe. See the analysis of Hamlet in Wilhelm Meister
[44] The Iphigenia in Aulis of Euripides.
[45] Goëthe
[46] Such as Cornelius Agrippa, Michael Scott, Dr. Dee. The last was the contemporary of Shakspeare.
[47] In 1609, about three years before Shakspeare produced the Tempest, which, though placed first in all the editions of his works, was one of the last of his dramas.