- to the said Henry... Also the said
Countesse made
chevisancez of
greate somes of Money... and also the said
Countesse conspired, consedered, and imagyned...
- The
Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia, also
known simply as the Arcadia, is a long
prose pastoral romance by Sir
Philip Sidney written towards the end of...
- Marie-Madeleine
Pioche de La Vergne,
Comtesse de La
Fayette (baptized 18
March 1634 – 25 May 1693),
better known as
Madame de La Fayette, was a French...
- 1586, and was
dedicated "To the most
beautiful and
vertuous Ladie, the
Countesse of Es****",
Frances Walsingham, Sidney's widow.
Astrophel was published...
- brother's Arcadia,
which he
claimed to have
written in her
presence as The
Countesse of Pembroke's Arcadia. Sidney's
closet drama Antonius is a translation...
-
paraphrase of
Metamorphoses I in
Abraham France, The
third part of the
Countesse of
Pembrokes Yuychurch (London, 1592), sig. A2v."
Demogorgon was taken...
-
ladies gentlewoman) at Dr
Daylies house as his mistress,
calls hir his
Countesse,
hyres Captain Whitlocke, with
monie and cast suites, to
brave his Countess...
-
Parliamentorum A.D. 1483 1
Richard III:An act for the
Attaynder of
Margaret Countesse of Richmond".
Pronay and J. Cox, eds., The
Crowland Chronicle Continuations...
- the last Duke of Buckingham: Her
mother was Ursula,
Daughter to the
Countesse of Salisbury, the only
Daughter to George, Duke of Clarence,
Brother to...
- JSTOR 449855. Davis, Joel B. (March 29, 2011). Davis, Joel B. (ed.). The
Countesse of
Pembrokes Arcadia and the
Invention of
English Literature. Palgrave...
