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James Mabbe or Mab (1572–1642) was an
English scholar, translator, and poet, and a
Fellow of
Magdalen College, Oxford. He was
involved in translations...
- John
Mabbe or Mab was the name of two
English goldsmiths working in
Tudor London. The
senior John
Mabbe (who died in 1582 and was
buried at St Matthew...
- to John and
Thomas Master. The
goldsmith John
Mabbe (died 1578)
acquired the inn. His son
Robert Mabbe pledged a
share of the inn to the
goldsmith Affabel...
- Vani as Adithya's
coworker Kausha Rach (special
appearance in the song "
Mabbe Masakesindile") Ajay
Sastry expressed interest in
making the film as a Telugu-Tamil...
- German, English, Italian, and Latin. The
English translation, by
James Mabbe, was
published in 1622,
under alternative titles The
Rogue and The Life...
- London. 5 (1): 47–50. doi:10.1098/rsnr.1947.0007. JSTOR 531177.
Mabbe,
James (2013).
James Mabbe, The
Spanish Bawd. MHRA. p. 10. ISBN 9781907322099. "Christen...
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AETATIS 53 DIE 23 APR (In his 53rd year he died 23 April).
Verse by
James Mabbe printed in the
First Folio.
Charles Knight, 1842, in his
notes on Twelfth...
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composed by Ilaiyaraaja, who
reused the
songs from the original. The song "
Mabbe M****agesindile" was
remixed by Achu
Rajamani for Nenu M****u Telusa? (2009)...
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pomander beads to hold
scented musk. In 1576, a
London goldsmith, John
Mabbe, had 224 "pomanders of gold
filled with pomander". A
string of filigree...
- and went
through many editions. In 1631, an
English translation by
James Mabbe, a
Fellow of
Magdalen College, Oxford, was
published under the
title The...
