Clowns and magistrates, nuns and prostitutes, saints and sinners-all> take the stage in Measure for Measure, Shakespeare's provocative> meditation on justice, law, and mercy. This modernized text, newly> edited from the First Folio (1623), provides a complete record of> textual notes and ample commentary. Concise and helpful appendices> discuss language and rhetoric, sources and adaptations, the play in> performance, and characters; they include a fully annotated> bibliography of print and Internet sources. An accompanying website> off ers additional resources: loyola.edu/measure. Through "Aperio> Series: Loyola Humane Texts," Loyola College in Maryland publishes> important and illuminating Humanities texts that have been edited> annotated, and/or translated by the College's students in> collaboration with faculty. Students work with faculty to design and> publish the texts. The texts are intended for all readers but should> be of particular interest and use to college students and classes.> Contributors: Jedidiah D. Adams, Sarah P. Biernacki, Hannah W.> Blauvelt, Amanda H. Cammarata, Alison J. Koentje, Brian J. Olszak> Daniel J. Procaccini, Paul J. Zajac. Edited by Robert S. Miola>