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A Hebrew translation of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare with illustrations by Israeli painter, caricaturist, and theater designer Aryeh Navon, from the Global Shakespeare collection.
Shakespeare, William. Romeo and Juliet. Trans. Rafael Eliaz. Tel Aviv: Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 1957. Print.
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William Shakespeare, Romeo és Júlia: polgari Szomoru-Jatek ot fel-vonasokban, trans. Kun Szabo Sandor. Bratislava: Veber and Korabinsky, 1786.Â
This work, from the Global Shakespeare collection, is the first Hungarian edition of Romeo and Juliet. Â It was printed in Bratislava (present-day Slovakia), then part of the Habsburg-controlled Kingdom of Hungary. Â The work was printed in 1786, three years after Bratislava lost its status as capital of the kingdom and began to lose importance as a cultural and political center. Â
A 1888 Armenian translation, published in Tbilisi, of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, from the Global Shakespeare collection. Â
Shakespeare, William. Much Ado About Nothing. Trans. Hovhannes Lalayan. Tbilisi: Hovhannes Martiroseanc, 1888. Print.
A 1888 Georgian translation of William Shakespeare’s Othello, from the Global Shakespeare collection.Â
Shakespeare, William. Othello, Venecieli Mavri. Tbilisi: n.p., 1888. Print.
A translation of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar into Urdu with facing page original text, printed in 2004 by a publisher based in Lahore’s Urdu Bazaar book market, from the Global Shakespeare collection.
Shakespeare, William. Julius Caesar. Trans. Zishan Ahmad Malik. Ed. Muhammad Ali Anjum. Lahore: Izhar Sons, 2004. Print.
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