" FTP, identify this co-author of Eastward Hoe! with Marston and Jonson who made famous translations of The Iliad and The Odyssey.
He dedicated Euthymiae Raptus, subtitled "The Tears of Peace," to Prince Henry, whose subsequent death left him patronless. In both that work and De Guiana he defended the reputation of his friend Walter Raleigh. His two best known plays concern the adventures of a real-life French swordsman, whose death inspires revenge taken by his brother Clermont. Besides his plays about Bussy D'Ambois, he is also known for his translations, in one of which Keats memorably heard his voice "out loud and bold." FTP, identify this co-author of Eastward Hoe! with Marston and Jonson who made famous translations of The Iliad and The Odyssey.
He dedicated Euthymiae Raptus, subtitled "The Tears of Peace," to Prince Henry, whose subsequent death left him patronless.
George {Chapman}