Selections from Shakespeare's masterpieces

There are hypotheses that question the authenticity of some of the immortal works that Shakespeare wrote, and the theses of skepticism and questions are fueled by the lack of historical sources and documents about his biography. Some famous plays have been attributed to characters who have used Shakespeare as a literary name since the eighteenth century AD.
There is no doubt that the dispute over the authenticity of Shakespeare or the accusations directed against him and his texts is not a new dispute, but rather a renewed dispute over previous hypotheses and opinions, that they contained words or texts of others that he attributed to himself or that were attributed to him by others, perhaps the purpose of which was to diminish or undermine his extraordinary genius. But perhaps a logical error - due to the passage of time - falls on the shoulders of the collectors of his novels, plays and poems, and they were subjected to some revisions or additions on the occasion of their presentation or translation into languages ​​other than English or circulating them again, and this is something that has occurred since ancient times in collecting literary and poetic works, so perhaps Attributing a line of poetry to a poet who is not its author, or a poem attributed to someone other than its poet.. However, Shakespeare's works remain as a comprehensive entity, including any mistakes or errors, that indicate the genius and uniqueness of its writer in performance, expression, and the general creative streak of his career.