“Onelie for the desire I had to see it; that, when I came home againe, I might say, once in my life, I have beene at Rome.”
About Anthony Munday
c. 13 October 1560–10 August 1633
In the bustling, smoke-hung streets of Elizabethan London, where the clatter of hooves mingled with the cries of hawkers and the distant peal of church bells, a young man of quick wit and tireless pen emerged from the shadows of obscurity to become one of the most versatile, if underappreciated, literary figures of…