...S. M. Pratt Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 ANTWERP AND THE ELIZABETHAN MIND By S. M. PRATT Almost due east of London on the coast of continental Europe lies the city of Antwerp. A hub of European commerce, Antwerp was recognized...

... to Antwerp and asking for increased pressure on Marcy, the Secretary of State : Mr. Hawthorne returned from Washington this morning. He informs me that Mr. Cushing is warmly in favor of Herman’s appointment to a Consulship. The President makes no promises, but will as I infer from what...

...), I, 64. :IR Henry Green, Shnlzcspcnrc and fhc E‘zitDlrm Writers (London, 1870), p. 122. M Mario Praz, ap. cit., I, 122. Arias Montanus, Iiuiiioftac salufis ntoiziciitenfa (Antwerp, 1571), n.p., Odc SXV. A‘ Juan dr Horozco y Covariivias, Emblcrizns ~iior-trlcs,11. S‘ 122...

... the Duke’s daughter, he had been freed long before. Le Sieur had gone to Antwerp, where Rogers thought he would “pass a marriage” with a widow-“I fear me he will prove but a slippery Frenchman.” Le Sieur, on the other hand, had serious trouble with Rogers over money advanced for him as agent...

... this latter title in Bona’s Opera omnia (Antwerp, 1677, p. 878; Antwerp, 1723, p. 536; and half a dozen other editions) : “Guido Aretinus Monachus S. Bene- dicti anno Domini vigesimo secundo supra millesimum maxima omnium admiratione novam musicae rationem, novasque claves edocuit, & manum...

... diccionario y thesoro de las tres lenguas (Antwerp, 1640) renders appesantir by “agravar, ser pesado, apesgar” and appesuntissenzent by “apesgamiento.” The word can likewise be quoted from A. de La Porte ( 1659)23 and J. Howell ( 1660).24As we come to the eighteenth century, the word tends...

... to her readers by providing them with realistic setting. These novels have their locale first in London, then in London and rural England, then in rural England alone, and finally in Antwerp and in Dutch Guiana. The order, I think, is significant in that it shows her tendency to turn, as she...

..., Bacchus Festival (1660), The Cheaters Cheated (1659), and Eclogue (1659) ; Williarn, Philips, Alcamenes und Menulippa (1668) ; Rochester, Sodom (“Antwerp, 1684) ; Thomas Snellinu, Pharamus (Oxford, 1650) ; Matthew Taubman, London’s Art-niversary Festival .( 1688) ; and the following anonymous...

.... 224-27 for the forty-five errors of Wyclif, pp. 255-57 for the forty-one of Luther, and passim. 4 See e.g., Theologke Cursus Complctus (Paris, 1838), XIII, 632-803. 8 E.g., A1 fonsus B Castro, Adversus Oinnes Haerescs ( Antwerp. 1556), I, 51‘. ...

... (16 ; Edmund Gayton, Charity Triumphant (1655) ; Thomas Jordan, Bacchus Festival (1660), The Cheaters Cheated (1659), and Eclogue (1659) ; Williarn, Philips, Alcamenes und Menulippa (1668) ; Rochester, Sodom (“Antwerp, 1684) ; Thomas Snellinu, Pharamus (Oxford, 1650) ; Matthew Taubman...

...) with Albrecht Durer present is described in many details by Rodriguez Moiiino and by the mayor of Aachen, Hermann Heusch. There are the joyeuses entre‘es and other f2tes of Ghent (1539), Bruges, Bruxelles, Antwerp, Malines, Licge, Binche, London (1522), and Toledo, all competently presented...

... newsbooks. Only his own account of the relief of Sluys and George Gascoigne’s The spoyte of Antwerpe equal or surpass it. As an “after action report” written by an observer, this work is matched by the Sluys account alone. Thus, it is important to have it added to the other excellent works...

... from the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organ- ization. Utrecht-Antwerp : Spectrum, 1959. Pp. xxxviii + 354. Maddison, Carol. Apollo and the Nine : A History of the Ode. Baltimore : The Johns Hopkins Press, 1960. Pp. x + 427. $6.50. Perret, Jacques. Horace. Paris...

... aplican a 10s Indios.”lo Voltaire’s explanation of the word “cacique” gives evidence of documentation from Zarate. In a footnote to the text of AZzire, 7 This work was first published in Antwerp, 1555; a French translation, Histoire de la Dkcouverte et de la Conqu2te du Ptrou, by “S...

... be bravely clad; I’ll levy soldiers with the coin they bring, And chase the Prince of Parma from our land, And reign sole king of all our provinces ; Yea, stranger engines for the brunt of war, Than was the fiery keel at Antwerp’s bridge...

..., Stefh. A History of Icelandic Literature. New York: The Johns Hopkins Press for the American-Scandinavian Foundation, 1957. Pp. xii + 409. $5.50. Hamp, Eric P. A Glossary of American Technical Linguistic Usage, 1925-1950. Utrecht/Antwerp : Spectrum Publishers for the Permanent...

.... $5.00. Linguistic Bibliography for the Year 1956 and supplement for previous years. Utrecht-Antwerp : Spectrum, Published by the Permanent International Com- mittee of Linguists with a Grant from the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, 1958. Pp. xxxii...

... and Supplement for Previous Years. Published by the Permanent International Committee of Linguists with a Grant from the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organi- zation. Utrecht-Antwerp : Spectrum, 1951. O’Donnell, Donat. Maria Cross: Imaginative Patterns in a Group...

..., they symbolize the perfection of masculine and feminine qualities; cf. Crashaw’s address to St. Teresa, ‘By all the Eagle in thee, all the Dove.’ See Hadrainus Junius, Emblemata , Antwerp, 1565, emblem 39” (204). However, Eggert argues that “the Phoenix ridle . . . is derived from the alchemical progression...

... Sex [Antwerp, 16161, pp. 198 ff.; first edition, 1583). William Turner (New Herball [1562], p. 39) includes an engraving of Lilium Purpuream, but states only: “There is also a redish purple colored Lily besyde the white where of Dioscorides also maketh mention.” 7 The Adonis story...