- The
Platonick Lovers is a
Caroline era
stage play
which blends the
genres of tragicomedy, satire, and
comedy of manners. It was
written by Sir William...
- The
Platonick Lady is a 1706
comedy play by the
British writer Susanna Centlivre.
Staged at the Queen's
Theatre in the
Haymarket in
November 1706, it...
- love. The
English term "platonic"
dates back to
William Davenant's The
Platonick Lovers,
performed in 1635, a
critique of the
philosophy of
platonic love...
- next play, The
Platonick Lady (November 1706).
Having grown weary with
anonymous authorship,
Centlivre used the
preface to The
Platonick Lady to express...
- News from Plymouth,
comedy (licensed 1
August 1635;
printed 1673) The
Platonick Lovers,
comedy (licensed 16
November 1635;
printed 1636) The Triumphs...
-
pastime in his era, and had
several romances at court. The 1636 play The
Platonick Lovers was
dedicated to him by Davenant. His
entry in the 1911 Encyclopædia...
-
George Farquhar 1706,
Celia –
Volpone by Ben Jonson. 1706,
Isabella – The
Platonick Lady by
Susanna Centlivre 1707, Lady
Dainty – The
Double Gallant by Colley...
- Gods: A
Conceptual Approach (Brill, 2009), pp. 18–19.
Henry Moore, A
Platonick Song of the Soul (1647), as
discussed by
Alexander Jacob, "The Neoplatonic...
-
Garden Pierre Corneille – Médée
William Davenant News from
Plymouth The
Platonick Lovers The
Temple of Love (masque)
Pedro Calderón de la
Barca – Life is...
-
Vanbrugh (1705)
Semanthe in
Ulysses by
Nicholas Rowe (1705)
Lucindain The
Platonick Lady by
Susanna Centlivre (1706)
Laura in
Adventures in
Madrid by Mary...
