Words of Greek Origin used by Shakespeare in all his literary production

The only recourses that have been used are the dictionaries a) C. T. Onions, A Shakespeare Glossary. 2nd edition. Oxford. 1958. and β) The Oxford English Dictionary (O.E.D.). 2nd edition. Oxford. 1989. The words were traced in the first one, and their Greek origin was confirmed in the second one. Shakespeare used 197 words of common sense and 115 proper names. Words that diverge semantically are especially pointed out, as well as words that have been formed out of proper names, and have the place of words of common sense in the Shakespeare's works. The process that the words have gone through is also traced: The French route after the Norman Conquest (1.066) or the Vatican bridge much earlier? It is clear that Shakespeare knew the Ancient Greek Literature. Taking this fact in consideration, we can explain the miracle of his literary output