Scientists called Shakespeare's co -author

The study of scientists from Oxford University showed that William Shakespeare, with a high degree of probability, wrote the play “Everything is good that ends” in co -authorship with the playwright Thomas Middleton, reports on Wednesday BBC .

The name of Middleton was named after the analysis of the vocabulary of the play, stylistics, rhymes and grammar, which are dramatically different from how Shakespeare wrote his other plays.

According to Professor Lori Maguire, one of the authors of the work, in those days the works were often created by several writers. In this case, the name of the second playwright did not remain in history due to the world fame of the first.

At the same time, the authors of the study note that John Fletcher could also perform Shakespeare's partner. However, Maguire believes that the text contains traces of a kind of “writing DNA”, which was characteristic of Middleton.

Note that the comedy was supposedly written between 1601 and 1608.