
The article draws parallels between Solomon the Wise and King Lear who has suffered a lot and has acquired wisdom. Shakespeare wrote his tragedy as a servant to King James I. He was inspired by the love and admiration his king, who was regarded the wisest fool of the Christian world, held for Solomon the Wise.
Language and Literature, P
Language and Literature, P
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