The Comedy of Errors
(excerpted from a discussion group)
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(I am assuming that if you take the modern English words of the play,
and anagram into modern English,
that this is
something like using the original (could one be sure what it was anyway)
and anagramming into the same Renaissance kind of English.)
The first two lines of
The Comedy of Errors...
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(*) Proceed, Solinus, to procure my fall,
And by the doom of death end woes and all.
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anagram...
"An odd play by lost dead Christopher Marlowe...
found clue at end? see M... no fool!"
Anyone like to try their own version?...maybe the more the merrier.
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an anagram or two just on the name of the play...
The Comedy of Errors...
1. C.M. dyeth? O! foe's error...!
2. Forsooth!...ye erred!...*C.M.*
and an anagram of
*in play "The Comedy of Errors"...*
fishy? o! err! Templar code, yon...
yon fish...cod? templar...o, ye err...
and of
"a play, The Comedy of Errors"
code...O! Templars ferry, ahoy?!
code...a hoy? (a small boat)...
O Templars ferry?
but here's a
remarkable one for Christopher Marlowe...
Proceed, Solinus, to procure my fall,
And by the doom of death end woes and all.
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None died, foe!
Deem play of Marlowe,
to be sold at St. Pauls Churchyard, London.
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