text:  Scrieck coming out with his thousand folios of puerilities among a public familiar with the works of the two Scaligers of Cassaubon Lipsius Cluver Cambden and the other great lights of learning that shed such a lustre on the latter end of the sixteenth century was regarded much as Beau Coates may have been in latter days presenting himself in the character of Romeo before audiences accustomed to the highest histrionic efforts of the Kembles