Epigrammes in the Oldest Cut And Newest Fashion 1599
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1 6. Ro: Allot] Presumably the compiler of Wits Theatre in 1599 and (?) England 's Parnassus, 1600. See D. N. B.
Chr. Middleton] The writer of The Historic of Heaven, I 596, and The Legend of Humphrey Duke of Glocester, 1600, and other works. The Legend has commendatory verses by Allot and Weever. See D. N. B.
65. 2. In Thomam Oxburghe] Not identified.
6. Cancelleere] One or two turns upon the wing made by [118] NOTES.
a hawk in order to recover herself before striking. This is the earliest exa...mple of the word in N. E. D.
67. 12. Her pweetnes . . . Nofe] Cf. Catullus, xiii. 13-14, 'quod tu cum olfacies, deos rogabis, totum. Ut te faciant, Fabulle, nasum, ' but Weever may well have hit upon the phrase himself.
69. 2. In D. D. Plaifer] Thomas Playfere, 1561 . '-1609. Lady Margaret professor of Divinity at Cambridge in 1596. See D. N. B. He had a great reputation as a preacher, but it is not clear whether he was commonly called ' Mellifluous Plaifer ' or whether Weever is alluding to a passage in Nashe's Strange News, 1592, sig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 6. Ro: Allot] Presumably the compiler of Wits Theatre in 1599 and (?) England 's Parnassus, 1600. See D. N. B.
Chr. Middleton] The writer of The Historic of Heaven, I 596, and The Legend of Humphrey Duke of Glocester, 1600, and other works. The Legend has commendatory verses by Allot and Weever. See D. N. B.
65. 2. In Thomam Oxburghe] Not identified.
6. Cancelleere] One or two turns upon the wing made by [118] NOTES.
a hawk in order to recover herself before striking. This is the earliest exa...mple of the word in N. E. D.
67. 12. Her pweetnes . . . Nofe] Cf. Catullus, xiii. 13-14, 'quod tu cum olfacies, deos rogabis, totum. Ut te faciant, Fabulle, nasum, ' but Weever may well have hit upon the phrase himself.
69. 2. In D. D. Plaifer] Thomas Playfere, 1561 . '-1609. Lady Margaret professor of Divinity at Cambridge in 1596. See D. N. B. He had a great reputation as a preacher, but it is not clear whether he was commonly called ' Mellifluous Plaifer ' or whether Weever is alluding to a passage in Nashe's Strange News, 1592, sig.
What to read after Epigrammes in the Oldest Cut And Newest Fashion 1599?
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