-
Queen Elizabeth I, someone,
possibly Tailboys Dymoke,
published Caltha Poetarum: Or The
Bumble Bee,
under the
pseudonym "T. Cutwode". This was one of nine...
- in 1595 to
emperor Lothair I. Also
selected for the
anthology Delitiae Poetarum Germanorum, 1612, vol. 1, p. 685 (GIF). In
English vernacular literature...
-
drama was
firmly established in Rome and a
guild of
writers (collegium
poetarum) had been formed. The
Roman comedies that have
survived are all fabula...
- 12
August 1254
Biblioteca Estense,
Modena α.R.4.4 = Kg.4.MS2 = E.45 The
Poetarum Provinciali. E Occitania, 14th
century Bibliothèque
nationale de France...
- Press. This work in turn cites: Weichert, “De M.
Furio Bibaculo,” in his
Poetarum Latinorum Reliquiae (1830) "Furius,
Marcus Furius Bibaculus" . New International...
- and
culminated in the 1955
publication of
Edgar Lobel's and
Denys Page's
Poetarum Lesbiorum Fragmenta. Like the ancients,
modern critics have
tended to consider...
- Satirae, i. 10, 38; Ars Poëtica, 386. Weichert,
Poëtarum Latinorum, p. 334. Brunck,
Analecta Poetarum Graecorum, vol. ii, p. 236, vol. iii, p. 332. Jacobs...
- by the
English scholar Alexander Neckman (1157–1217), the
Scintillarium Poetarum, or Poetarius." The
purpose of his
books was to
distinguish allegorical...
- 1914;
Project Gutenberg edition Print editions (Gr****): A. Bernabé 1987,
Poetarum epicorum Graecorum testimonia et
fragmenta pt. 1 (Leipzig: Bibliotheca...
- (translated by
Gregory Nagy)
Print editions (Gr****): Bernabé, A. 1987,
Poetarum epicorum Graecorum testimonia et
fragmenta pt. 1 (Leipzig). ISBN 3-322-00352-3...
