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OUP USA: The Prose Works Of Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke
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Extractions: Poet and playwright Sir Fulke Greville (1554-1628) was a great favorite at the court of Queen Elizabeth I. This volume includes A Dedication to Sir Philip Sidney written about his close friend and revealing much of the "human" side of Sidneyand the incomplete Letter to An Honourable Lady , previously available only in collections of Greville's writings. This edition is modernized to make it more accessible and includes a substantial commentary, a glossary, and an index.
FULKE GREVILLE, LORD BROOKE CLASSICAL POETRY & THE SPIRIT OF SHAKESPEARE
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Fulke Greville's Sonnet XXIII
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Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke
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Renaissance Studies
201227. GIORDANO BRUNO'S DEGLI EROICI FURORI AND fulke greville'S CAELICA. KeywordsPoetry; greville, fulke (Caelica); England; Bruno, Giordano (Eroici Furori).
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BROOKE, FULKE GREVILLE, 1ST BARON
BROOKE, fulke greville, 1ST BARON. were exquisite works of art, ingeniously andtastefully constructed. BROOKE, fulke greville, 1ST BARON (15541628),.
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Extractions: FIG. 10.Military Fibula. FIG. 11.Fibula with niello 3rd century AD, work. 3rd century A.D. geometric patterns, and the gold work enriched with filigree or decorated with dragonesque engravings. The Scandinavian brooches of the Viking period (A.D. 800 1050) were oval and convex, somewhat in the form of a tortoise. In their earliest form they occur in the form of a frog-like animal, itself developed from the previous Teutonic 1-shaped type. With the introduction of the intricate system of ornament described above, the frog-like animal is gradually superseded by purely decorative lines. The convex bowls are then worked a jour with a I~erforated upper shell of chased work over an under shell of impure bronze, gilt on the convex side. These outer cases are at last decorated with open crown-like ornament and massive projecting bosses. The geographical di~ribution of these pecti ar brooches indicates the extent of the conquests of the Northmen. They occur in northern Scotland, England, Ireland, Ice land, Normandy and Livonia. The Celtic group is characterized by the penannular form of the FIG. 12.Gold Fibula. 4th century A.D. ring of the brooch and the greater length of the
Elegy On The Death Of Sidney By Fulke Greville
poem, A weekly poem, read by the author. Elegy on the Death of SidneyBy fulke greville Posted Thursday, February 5, 1998, at 1230 AM PT
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Extractions: To hear Robert Pinsky read "Elegy on the Death of Sidney," click here Fulke Greville deserves to be better known; I personally consider him to be an equal of Donne, Marvell, Jonson, and the Shakespeare of the sonnets. He was a boyhood friend of Sir Philip Sidney. (An early school notebook of Sidney's contains, in Sidney's childish handwriting, the notation "Fulk Grivil is a good boy.") Greville's admiring biography of his friend, who died young, may have somewhat eclipsed Greville's own reputation. It is important for the reader of the "Elegy on the Death of Sidney" to realize that Sidneya brilliant writer, of extremely noble family, a statesman and soldier who died of war wounds at the age of 32was looked on as a kind of perfect man: one born with the greatest advantages, who had the talent and goodness to make the best of them. (This poem is sometimes attributed to another author, Sir Edward Dyer, also a member of the Sidney-Greville circle.) Robert Pinsky Silence augmenteth grief, writing increaseth rage
Series 72.081 Letter Received By Banks From Robert Fulke Greville, 11 March 1799
Letter received by Banks from Robert fulke greville, 11 March 1799 (Series72.081). greville, Robert fulke, 17511824. Date 11, 14 March 1799.
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Extractions: Notes: Includes draft of a letter received by Mr R.A., 14 March 1799. Author: Banks, Joseph, Sir, 1743-1820 Greville, Robert Fulke, 1751-1824 Date: 11, 14 March 1799 Series title: Series 72: Letters received by Banks from various persons, 1773-1819, [1884] Frame numbers: CY 3682 / 223 CY 3682 / 224 Subjects: George III, (George William Frederick) King of Britain and Ireland, 1738-1820 Sheep
Series 73.098 Copy Of A Letter Received By Robert Fulke Greville From Banks, 22
Copy of a letter received by Robert fulke greville from Banks, 22 July 1806(Series 73.098). Notes greville, Robert fulke, 17511824. Merino sheep.
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Extractions: Notes: Author: Banks, Joseph, Sir, 1743-1820 Date: 22 July 1806 Series title: Series 73: Copies of letters received by various persons from Banks, 1782-1818, undated. Frame numbers: CY 3683 / 226 CY 3683 / 227 Subjects: George III, (George William Frederick) King of Britain and Ireland, 1738-1820 Greville, Robert Fulke, 1751-1824 Merino sheep Snart, Robert, fl.1797-1809
GREVILLE, CHARLES CAVENDISH FULKE
greville, CHARLES CAVENDISH fulke. fails to obtain admirers. See also Normand,JB Greuze (1892). , (EFSD). greville, CHARLES CAVENDISH fulke (17941865),.
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Extractions: fails to obtain admirers. La Jeune Fille a lagneau fetched, indeed, at the Pourtalès sale in 1865, no less than 1,000,200 francs. One of Greuzes pupils, Madame Le Doux, imitated with success the manner of her master; his daughter and granddaughter, Madame de Valory, also inherited some traditions of his talent. Madame de Valory published in 1813 a comédie-vaudeville, Greuze, ou laccordêe de village, to which she prefixed a notice of her grandfathers life and works, and the Salons of Diderot also contain, besides many other particulars, the story at full length of Greuzes quarrel with the Academy. Four of the most distinguished engravers of that date, Massard père, Flipart, Gaillard and Levasseur, were specially entrusted by Greuze with the reproduction of his subjects, but there are also excellent prints by other engravers, notably by Cars and Le Bas. See also Normand, J. B. Greuze (1892). , (E. F. S. D.) GREVILLE, CHARLES CAVENDISH FULKE (1794-1865), English diarist, a great-grandson by his father of the 5th earl of Warwick, and son of Lady Charlotte Bentinck, daughter of the duke of Portland, formerly a leader of the Whig party, and first minister of the crown, was born on the 2nd of April 1794.
Fulke Greville Poem
If Richard Churchley writes one kind of verse , then the lord of the Manor of Alcester,fulke greville, Lord Brooke, certainly wrote a very different kind.
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Extractions: If Richard Churchley writes one kind of verse , then the lord of the Manor of Alcester, Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke, certainly wrote a very different kind. He was the grandson of Fulke Greville the First, first of that name to receive the manor of Alcester. He was born at Beauchamp Court in 1554 and died in 1628. Greville had a national literary reputation but his verse will hardly commend itself to modern ears. Below is a short poem "Farewell Sweet Boy" Farewell, sweet Boy, complain not of my truth; Thy mother loved thee not with more devotion; For to thy boy's play I gave all my youth, Young master, I did hope for your promotion. While some sought honours, princes' thoughts observing, Many wooed fame, the child of pain and anguish, Others judged inward good a chief deserving, I in thy wanton visions joyed to languish. I bowed not to the image for succession, Nor bound thy bow to shoot reformed kindness, Thy plays of hope and fear were my confession, The spectacles to my life was thy blindness. But Cupid now farewell, I will go play me
Sir Fulke Greville - His Funeral
In the last issue a few words were written about fulkes funeral in1559 and the man, Henry Machyn, who supplied the outward trappings.
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Extractions: Do not picture the scene as taking place in what you now know as Alcester Parish Church. Try to imagine, rather, the long, narrow, lofty mediaeval church of St.Faith, fragrant with the incense of many centuries, of which only the tower now survives. Fulke departed this life on the 10th November; now it was a month later. With that crowded church, let us hope that it was a hard winter! No doubt they had their methods of embalming and no doubt in the depths of Warwickshire these methods were extremely amateurish. Who applied them? Not Henry Machyn, for it took a month to fetch him from London. A plentiful use of incense at the service would be desirable. Would William Walker consider himself still permitted to use it? He would have known that the Queen insisted on its use in her private chapel, although the services there were now in English, not Latin. If he had a copy of the third edition of the Book of Common Prayer, published this year, he may have considered that the Ornaments Rubric, now inserted for the first time, specially to deal with such things, authorises it. But he was probably old-fashioned and it was probably a necessity in any case. Was the service in English or Latin? Were the Latin services really abolished? Was the 1559 Prayer Book used instead? Bishop Scory wrote that the book had still not been used in Hereford Cathedral as late as October, 1564.
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Greville, Charles Cavendish Fulke
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Extractions: Greville, Charles Cavendish Fulke 1794-1865, English diarist. As clerk of the Council in Ordinary (1821-59), he was closely associated with Wellington, Palmerston, and other political leaders of the reigns of George IV, William IV, and Victoria. His memoirs (1874-87; ed. by Lytton Strachey and Roger Fulford, 1938) are an invaluable record of the period. See Louis Kronenberger, ed., The Great World: Portraits and Scenes from Greville's Memoirs

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