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Place. Extract. Rochester, John Lyly was a contemporary of Shakespeareand Marlowe Database Credits PHP/PerlJames Wilson, Christian
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Information. John Lyly was a contemporary of Shakespeare and Marlowe. Place. Extract.Rochester, John Lyly was a contemporary of Shakespeare and Marlowe
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John Lyly As the best wine doth make the sharpest vinegar, so thedeepest love turneth to the deadliest hate. (topic hatred).
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John Lyly
John Lyly (15531606). Cards and Kisses Springs Welcome Buy books related toJohn Lyly at amazon.co.uk. Home . Poems . Poets . Books . Feedback . Contact.
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JOHN LYLY. 95 Cards and Kisses. 15531606 CUPID and my Campaspe playdAt cards for kissesCupid paid He stakes his quiver, bow
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John Lyly Books
John Lyly Books. Gallathea 2000). Campaspe, Sappho And Phao John Lyly (theRevels Plays) By Gk Hunter (editor), Et Al (paperback July 1999).
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John Lyly. Coin World MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION. Endymion (Revels Plays). The courtcomedies of John Lyly; a study in allegorical dramaturgy. Plays of John Lyly.
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John Lyly (1554-1606)
john lyly, Renaissance English poet, wit, and playwright, father of 'Euphuism' . . . . Webpages on lyly at luminarium.org.
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John Lyly (1554?-1606)
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Extractions: John Lyly John Lyly was probably born in Canterbury in 1553 or 1554. He took his B.A. at Oxford in 1573 and his M.A. in 1575, and was made an M.A. by Cambridge University also in 1579. Late in 1578 his Euphues: The Anatomy of Wit was issued, a work intended to set a pattern for English prose, in which he wove into a thin thread of fiction dissertations on such subjects as education and contemporary manners. A second part, Euphues and His England , appeared in 1580. In spite of the vogue of Euphues , whose style was imitated in a series of romantic novels for many years to come, Lyly turned from fiction to devote himself to drama, possibly under the influence of the Earl of Oxford. Beginning about 1580 as his secretary, Lyly served the earl at least until about 1585. He was esquire of the body to Elizabeth in 1588, probably wrote a pamphlet and plays for the bishop's party in the Marprelate controversy of 1589-90, and secured election to parliament on four separate occasions. Disappointed of his chief hopes, however, he died in 1606, after a decade marked for us only by some petty records of his family life and some letters complaining of failure and neglect. Lyly's dramatic work was part of his disappointing effort to advance his fortunes at court, especially in connection with the office of the revels, but it was also designed for the professional theater. The records of the activities and interrelations of the boy companies by whom his plays were acted are complicated and often obscure.
Lyly, John
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Extractions: Pronunciation Key Lyly or Lilly, John , English dramatist and prose writer. An accomplished courtier, he also served as a member of Parliament from 1589 to 1601. His Euphues, published in two parts ( The Anatomy of Wit, 1578, and Euphues and His England, 1580), was an early example of the novel of manners and was one of the most influential works of its time. In it Lyly tried to establish an ideal of perfected prose style, which was actually convoluted and artificial (see euphuism ). His early plays, the most notable being Campaspe (1584) and Endimion (1591), followed Euphues in their elaborate style, but his later work, specifically Mother Bombie (1594), employed the realistic, robust manner of Roman comedy. His Woman in the Moon (1594?) was a a successful experiment in blank verse. Shakespeare and other Elizabethan playwrights were indebted to him for his innovation of prose as the vehicle for comic dialogue and for his development of the romantic comedy.
Selected Works Of John Lyly
The Works of john lyly Euphues The Anatomy of Wit (1578) Introduction CambridgeHistory, c. Euphuism - Cambridge History, c. Back, to john lyly.
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Lyly, John
encyclopediaEncyclopedia lyly or Lilly, john, both lil'E Pronunciation Key.lyly or Lilly, john , 1554?1606, English dramatist and prose writer.
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Extractions: Pronunciation Key Lyly or Lilly, John , English dramatist and prose writer. An accomplished courtier, he also served as a member of Parliament from 1589 to 1601. His Euphues, published in two parts ( The Anatomy of Wit, 1578, and Euphues and His England, 1580), was an early example of the novel of manners and was one of the most influential works of its time. In it Lyly tried to establish an ideal of perfected prose style, which was actually convoluted and artificial (see euphuism ). His early plays, the most notable being Campaspe (1584) and Endimion (1591), followed Euphues in their elaborate style, but his later work, specifically Mother Bombie (1594), employed the realistic, robust manner of Roman comedy. His Woman in the Moon (1594?) was a a successful experiment in blank verse. Shakespeare and other Elizabethan playwrights were indebted to him for his innovation of prose as the vehicle for comic dialogue and for his development of the romantic comedy.
Lyly, John. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. lyly, john. (bothl l´ ) (KEY) , 1554?1606, English dramatist and prose writer.
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Lylys Gallathea
Complete text of john lyly's play Galathea in HTML format, indexed by act and scene.
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37056. Lyly, John. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996
ATTRIBUTION john lyly (15531606), British poet. Midas. . . Oxford Book of SixteenthCentury Verse, The. EK Chambers, comp. (1932) Oxford University Press.
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LYLY, JOHN
lyly, john. i58. LYDUSLYELL, SIR CHARLES. lyly, john. 159. was bornon the I4th of November 1797, on the family estate in Scotland.
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Extractions: LYDUSLYELL, SIR CHARLES The Lydian empire may be described as the industrial power of the ancient world. The Lydians were credited with being the inventors, not only of games such as dice, huckle-bones and bal (Herod, i. 94), but also of coined money. The oldest known coins are the electrum coins of the earlier Mermnads (Madden, Coins of the Jews, pp. 19-21), stamped on one side with a lion's head or the BIBLIOGRAPHY.A. von Olfers, Uber die lydischen Konigsgraber bei Sardes (1858); H. Gelzer in the Rheinisches Museum (1874); R. Schubert, Geschichte der Konige von Lydien (1884); G. Perrot and C. Chipiez, Histeire de Vart dans I'antiquite, v. (1890); O. Radet, La Lydie et le monde grec au temps des Mermnades (1893); G. Maspero, Dawn of Civilization, pp. 232-301 (1892) and Passing of the Empires, pp. 339, 388,603-621 (1900) ; J. Keiland A. von Premerstein, Bericht uber eine Reise in Lydien (1908). (A. H. S.) Editions of (i) by C. Wachsmuth (1897), with full account of the authorities in the prolegomena; of (2) and (3) by R. Wunsch (1898-1903); see also the essay by C. B. Hase (the first editor of the De Ostentis) prefixed to I. Bekker's edition of Lydus (1837) in the Bonn Corpus scriptorum hist. Byzantinae. LYE (O. Eng. leag, cf. Dutch loog, Ger. Lauge, from the root meaning to wash, see in Lat. lavare, and Eng. " lather," froth of soap and water, and " laundry "), the name given to the solution of alkaline salts obtained by leaching or lixiviating wood ashes with water, and sometimes to a solution of a caustic alkali. Lixiviation (Lat. lixivium, lye, lix, ashes) is the action of separating, by the percolation of water, a soluble from an insoluble substance. " Leaching," the native English term for this process, is from " leach," to water, the root probably being the same as in " lake."
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lyly, john. (b. 1554?, Kent, Eng.d. November 1606, London), authorconsidered to be the first English prose stylist to leave an
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