Sir Philip Sidney: The Quintessential Renaissance Man - His Life, Love, and Legacy

[@robertgerrity878]

Phil!!!! And MARY!!!!

[@robertgerrity878]

Individual episides on each of the 3 major books plus what Mary did as editor. Her marked for 2nd edition copy of Arcadia has recently been identified. Also, anything seen in Shakespeare that the magpie picked up from the Sidneys. Mary did wrute a verse play on Mark Antony.

[@robertgerrity878]

Happy (really early) Birthday!

[@ZainabSaad-rp7bp]

thank you but the intro took forever 🥲

[@vetstadiumastroturf5756]

Shakespeare (whoever he was) seemed to know Sidney personally, and did not seem to like him or respect him. Sidney is portrayed in rather bad lights as Andrew Aguecheek in 12th Night, the Dauphin in Henry V, and Slender in Merry Wives. Those three plays were probably written before Sidney's death, as it would have been bad form to insult a national hero after his death.

[@BeeKool__113]

Fantastic video!! A gentleman ahead of his time in many respects. ❤🪶📜📚📖🕯⚔️