Note 35 — Front matter
Reading edition
In the spy's affidavit Cholmeley is reported as saying that Marlowe had told him that "he hath read the Atheist lecture to Sr Walter Raleigh & others." For Marlowe's relations with his contemporaries the reader should consult Professor Tucker Brooke's essay, "Marlowe's Reputation," in Trans. of the Conn. Acad. of Arts & Sciences, 1922, vol. 25, pp. 347-408.