- and as the
indirect source,
through the
translation included in Googe's
Eglogs,
epytaphes and
sonnets (1563), of an
episode in The Two
Gentlemen of Verona...
- he
published translations of the
Heroycall Epistles of Ovid, and of the
Eglogs of
Mantuan (Gianbattista Spagnuoli, also
known as Mantu****), and in 1568...
- date, cause, and
location of his
death are unknown.
Barnabe Googe, in his
Eglogs, Epythaphes, and
Sonettes (1563),
included An
Epytaphes on the
Death of...
-
instead Machin revised Markham's
original around 1608-09. In 1607 "certaine
Eglogs" by "L.M" were
appended to actor-playwright
William Barksted's poem Mirrha...
- in the
writings of
Alexander Barclay, poet and clergyman, in the
Fyfte Eglog of
Alexandre Barclay of the
cytezene and
vpondyshman published around 1518...
-
print run and the
composition was underway. The book
appeared in 1563 as
Eglogs, Epytaphes, and Sonettes, with a
dedication to
William Lovelace. Before...
-
Neville also
contributed English verses to his
cousin Barnabe Googe's
Eglogs and Sonettes, 1563.
Sidney Lee
writing in 1894,
suggested that he may be...
- this time
Michael Drayton, Idea: the
shepheards garland,
Fashioned in nine
eglogs Giles Fletcher, the Elder,
published anonymously, Licia, or
Poemes of Love...
- Tale (c. 1530s) John Bon and Mast
Parson (1547 or 1548)
Barnabe Googe,
Eglogs,
Epytaphes and
Sonettes (1563) The
Kalender of
Shepardes (c. 1570), translated...
- Shakespeare's
chief source for his play
Romeo and
Juliet (1597).
Barnabe Googe,
Eglogs,
Epytaphes and
Sonettes (sources
disagree on the year of publication; another...
