sentences:  .the Law (saith Tully) containeth all wisdome, and all the rules of philosophie, and let them all (saith he) say what they will, if man would search the originall and very groundes of the Lawes, they seeme for weight of authoritie, strength of reason, and plenty of profit to excell all the philosophers’ Libraries.Christopher Yelverton, as early as 1566, had written the epilogue to George Gascoigne's "Jocasta," and in 1587 it appears that eight persons, Members of the Society of Gray's Inn, were engaged in the production of "The Misfortunes of Arthur" for the entertainment of Queen Elizabeth I, at Greenwich, on 8 February 1587