- John
Dowland (c. 1563 –
buried 20
February 1626) was an
English Renaissance composer, lutenist, and singer. He is best
known today for his
melancholy songs...
- compositions,
including several in
Varietie of Lute Lessons. In 1610 he
published two
collections of music, A
Varietie of Lute
Lessons and A
Musical Banquet...
- Blew, & a
violet purple;
together with Orang, Indico, & an
indefinite varietie of
intermediate gradations." He
linked the
seven prismatic colors to the...
- states: The
countrie aboundeth naturally with
store of
roots of
great varietie [sic] and good to eat. Our turnips, parsnips, and
carrots are here both...
- threnodie, or,
mirthfull mournings, on the
death of
Master Gall
Containing varietie of
pleasant poëticall descriptions,
morall instructions,
historiall narrations...
- Fuller's The
Historie of the Holy
Warre included "A
table shewing the
varietie of
place names in Palestine",
comparing the
historical names of key Biblical...
- 1658. Plays: The
Country Captain, or
Captain Underwit (printed 1649) The
Varietie (printed 1649) The
Humorous Lovers (performed 1667,
printed 1677) The Triumphant...
- humours, and
pleasant p****ages of the
cripple of Fanchurch.
Furnished with
varietie of
delectable mirth. (printed in 1625 by John Legat, and in 1637 by 'A...
-
known as the
Winter Garden. List of
olive cultivars The
importance of the
varietie-
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Manzanillo synonyms-
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works of
Robert Johnson, as well as a
critically acclaimed recording of "A
Varietie of Lute Lessons," and a new
series of CD's
dedicated to the
works of Sylvius...
