Thomas North (natus Londinii anno 1523; ibidem mortuus anno 1601) fuit navis magister et scriptor Anglicus praecipue notus quia multa opera de Italico, Hispanico et Graeco sermone in Anglicum reddidit. Saepe laudata est versio quam Vitarum parallelarum Plutarchi confecit.
Etiam interpretationes eius origo operarum Gulielmi Shakesperii, sicut Antony and Cleopatra, Coriolanus (Shakesperius) et Iulius Caesar factae sunt.
- Tom Lockwood, "North, Sir Thomas (1535–1603?)" in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography edd. H. C. G. Matthew, Brian Harrison (Oxonii: Oxford University Press, 2004) Situs venalis (2004/2008)
- Dennis McCarthy, "Thomas North was the 'T. N.' Who Prefaced Belleforest's Tragicall Hystories" in Notes and Queries vol. 54 (2007) pp. 244–248 Situs venalis
- K. A. Quinn, "Sir Thomas North's marginalia in his Dial of Princes". Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America. 94 (2000). (2): 283–287 Situs venalis
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