Shakespeare and Science: A Study of Shakespeare’s Interest in, Astronomy, Astrology and Alchemy by Cumberland Clark (1970)
Cumberland Clark (1862-1941) was a passionate scholar of Shakespeare. Shakespeare and Science was his monumental compilation of the Bard’s many references to natural and celestial phenomena. Clark provides a careful study of Shakespeare’s interest in, and dramatic use of, natural phenomena. He also offers an account of Elizabethan astronomy, astrology, and alchemy. This edition includes additional cross-referencing to individual plays and sonnets.
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