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Thomas Coryat (also
Coryate) (c. 1577 – 1617) was an
English traveller and
writer of the late
Elizabethan and
early Jacobean age. He is prin****lly remembered...
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travelogue published in 1611 by
Thomas Coryat (sometimes also
spelled "
Coryate" or "Coriat") of Odcombe, an
English traveller and mild eccentric. The...
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Coryates is a
village in Dorset. The
village dates back to the
Roman era
where the
local St. Mary's
Church dates to the 12th century.
Coryates Halt railway...
- county. His
father stood godfather to
Thomas Coryate.
Edward was born
about 1560:
according to
Coryate, who
refers to him as a patron, he was
about 53...
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Coryates Halt was a
small railway station on the
Abbotsbury branch railway in the west of the
English county of Dorset. It
consisted of a
single platform...
- as
early as 1565–66; see Rennert,
Spanish Stage, p. 140.
Thomas Coryate, in
Coryate's Crudities,
noted actresses in
Venice in 1611; see Halliday, Shakespeare...
- (Willan 1955:400ff.)
Michael Strachan, "The life and
Adventures of
Thomas Coryate", OUP, 1962.
Willan 1955:405–07. Corbett,
Julian S (1900). The Successors...
- Madrid. In a
pleasingly serendipitous meeting Shirley's
caravan met
Thomas Coryate, the
eccentric traveller and
travel writer (and
attendant of
Prince Henry's...
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Compton Valence,
Coombe Keynes,
Corfe Castle,
Corfe Mullen, Corscombe,
Coryates,
County Gates, Cranborne, Cr****moor, Crendell, Cripplestyle, Crossways...
- 216-217. Bibliothèque
nationale de
France {BnF Data}. "Thomas
Coryate (1577?-1617)".
Coryate, T. (1776). Coryat's crudities:
reprinted from the
edition of...
