The Greek Romances in Elizabethan Prose Fiction; Volume 10

This fascinating and insightful work explores the influence of Greek romance literature on Elizabethan prose fiction. From the works of Sir Philip Sidney to the plays of William Shakespeare, the author provides a comprehensive analysis of how ancient Greek literature shaped the literary landscape of Renaissance England.
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