- Astrophel: A
Pastorall Elegy upon the
Death of the Most
Noble and
Valorous Knight, Sir
Philip Sidney is a poem by the
English poet
Edmund Spenser. It...
-
Elizabeth at
Elvetham in Hampshire, and
Chloris in
William Percy's The
Faery Pastorall around 1600.
Fairies and
their society often pla**** a
major role in the...
- Thornley,
George (1657).
Daphnis and Chloe: A Most Sweet, and
Pleasant Pastorall Romance for
Young Ladies. — A
revised version is
printed with Edmonds's...
- used by poet
Richard Lovelace for the
title heroine of "Aramantha: A
Pastorall" (1649) John
Dryden used a
variant of the
masculine Gr**** name Amyntas...
- Library,
Osborn MS b. 233), an
anthology of
poems and dramas,
Poems Songs a
Pastorall and a Play by the
Right Honorable the Lady Jane
Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth...
- and Epithalamion, containing: "Amoretti" "Epithalamion" Astrophel. A
Pastorall Elegie vpon the
Death of the Most
Noble and
Valorous Knight, Sir Philip...
- to
frustrate Hymen's plans. The play was
published as
Hymens triumph A
pastorall tragicomaedie.
Presented at the
Queenes court in the Strand, at her Maiesties...
- Sidney,
Edmund Spenser,
Abraham Fraunce, and
others as the "best for
pastorall", but no
pastorals of Gosson's are extant. He is said to have been an...
- church. A
discourse of
militarie discipline, 1628.
Rhodon and Isis: a
pastorall, 1631.
Funerall elegies;
consecrated to the
memory of the Lady K. Paston...
- year of Shakespeare's death,
appeared Poems: Amorous, Funerall, Divine,
Pastorall: in Sonnets, Songs, ****tains, Madrigals,
which for
several centuries was...
