I just found out, that SP was the Harvey Weinstein of the 1660s! They obviously had no #metoo campaigns in those days. And completely different men-women relationships. It's quite strange to read his coded sexual passages in a spanish/french/latin mishmash. And the complete diary including those passages is hard to find. Though there is tis page: [1]http://www.pepys.info/bits2.html He's been mentioned often for his relevance in describing the music scene in Charles II reign (another oversexed regent apparently). Has anyone here seen the BBC2 television movie from 2003 "The private life of Samuel Pepys"? I'd very much like to see it. Best G.
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