- John
Audelay (or Awdelay; died c. 1426) was an
English priest and poet from
Haughmond Abbey, in Shropshire; one of the few
English poets of the period...
- and its
authorship is
sometimes attributed to a
Shropshire priest, John
Audelay. It is an
extremely rare
survival from a late
genre of
alliterative verse...
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Thomas Hoccleve,
English poet and
clerk (born c. 1368) c. 1426 – John
Audelay,
English poet and
priest (year of
birth unknown) c. 1430 –
Christine de...
- Halliwell. The
Poems of John
Audelay, p. vi Bennett, p. 346-8 Halliwell. The
Poems of John
Audelay, p. 66ff. The
Poems of John
Audelay, p. 76ff. Bennett, p....
- England.
Christmas carols in
English first appear in a 1426 work of John
Audelay, a
Shropshire priest and poet, who
lists 25 "caroles of Cristemas", probably...
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Church of Addle, Yorkshire. Its
lyrics also
appear in the
works of John
Audelay in a
group of four
Marian poems. It is also
mentioned in
Geoffrey Chaucer's...
-
sometimes attributed to John
Audelay)
Pater Noster,
religious poem in
rhymed alliterative stanza (anonymous; also
possibly by
Audelay) c. 1420 The
Awntyrs off...
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Margaret Atwood (born 1939, C)
Dorothy Auchterlonie (1915–1991, A) John
Audelay (died c. 1426, E) W. H.
Auden (1907–1973, E/US)
William Auld (1924–2006...
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excellent Mrs. Mary Thin",
while the play
itself is
dedicated to Lady
Lucia Audelay. At the
close of the work are the
Italian words: "L'acqua non temo dell'eterno...
- and
Bodmin John
Awdeley (fl. 1593), 16th-century
English politician John
Audelay, 15th
century English religious poet. This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
