Study at the Middle Temple
Poet involved
What happened
On February 3, 1588, Sir John Davies enrolled at the Middle Temple in London to study law. This decision marked a pivotal moment in his life, as it allowed him to navigate both the legal and literary worlds. The bustling atmosphere of London during this time provided rich inspiration for his poetry.
Literary impact
Studying at the Middle Temple introduced Davies to a network of influential figures, including fellow poets and legal minds. This dual life as a lawyer and poet enriched his work, allowing him to draw on legal themes and rhetoric in his poetry, which often explored justice and morality.
Source: Wikipedia
