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Bookmark or Share- Translated “Shakespeare’s Favorite - Robert PrechterWho Translated “Shakespeare’s Favorite Novel”? by Robert R. Prechter. Oxfordians have figured out that Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, translated Ovids Metamorphoses from Latin under the name of his uncle1, Arthur Golding. The book came out in two portions, the first part issued in 1565 and the second in 1567.
- Robert PrechterRobert R. Prechter is known for developing a theory of social causality called socionomics, for developing a new theory of finance and for his long career applying and enhancing R.N. Elliott’s model of financial pricing called the Wave Principle.
- Bio - Robert PrechterBio. Robert Prechter was born in 1949. He attended Yale University on a full scholarship and received a B.A. in psychology in 1971. Bob was a professional musician for four years, and in 1973 his band recorded an album, now available digitally.
- on Elizabethan Literature and Authorship - Robert PrechterPrechter’s Papers, Articles and Videos on Elizabethan Literature and Authorship. Prechter, Robert R. 1999. “Another View of Sonnet 20.”. The Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter, Vol. 35, no. 2, (Summer 1999), pg. 15. Prechter, Robert. 2002. “Veres and de Vere: The Privilege of the Prefix.”.
- The Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter - Robert Prechterby Robert Prechter (Continued on p. 27) [Editor’s note: In the early fall of 2017 Robert Prechter and his wife, Robin, spent fifteen days in Italy, much of it devoted to finding the “key spots in northern Italy about which Richard Roe wrote in The Shakespeare Guide to Italy.” Part One ran in the previous issue of the Newsletter.] Pisa
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