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Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...

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528 Wits Recreations." <strong>The</strong> Hist<strong>or</strong>y of the Incarnation of our 1 'Saviour, in Verse, at the ageof ten years. His irregular and too free mode of living among hisfriends and admirers in all probability sh<strong>or</strong>tened his life. He died atBlatherwick, in N<strong>or</strong>thamptonshire, aged not quite 30 years."P. 12, 1. 7. Thomas May." Poet and hist<strong>or</strong>ian ;b. 1594, d.1650. He published "A Continuation of Lucan's Hist<strong>or</strong>ical Poem tillthe Death of Julius C&sar," 1630. His hist<strong>or</strong>y of the arbitrary government of Oliver Cromwell gained f<strong>or</strong> him the esteem of the Royalists.Nero's persecution of Lucan, which caused the poet to join in Piso'sconspiracy, and occasioned his death, is here alluded to.P. 12, 1. 12." Ge<strong>or</strong>ge Wythers." Poet, b. 1588, d. 1667. Auth<strong>or</strong>of "Abuses Stript and Whipt" 1613,"P. 12, 1. 19. Thomas Middleton" Circa 1570-1627. Dramaticpoet. A writer in the Retrospective Review classes Middleton withWebster and F<strong>or</strong>d ;but Mr. Dyce, who deems these poets of a higher<strong>or</strong>der, ranges him rather with Dekker, Heywood, Marston, Chapman,and Rowley. He was the auth<strong>or</strong> of " <strong>The</strong> May<strong>or</strong> of Queenb<strong>or</strong>ough" acomedy probably alluded to in " Wit Rest<strong>or</strong>ed" p. 284.P. 13, 1. i."James Shirley." Dramatic poet, b. 1594, d. 1666." <strong>The</strong> Young Admiral '," a tragi-comedy, was acted at the private house,Drury Lane, and is mentioned by Evelyn in his Diary, vol. i. 393,Bohn's ed.P. 13, 1. 7. "Philip Mamnger" Dramatic poet, b. 1584, d. 1640.P. 13, 1. 12. "John F<strong>or</strong>d." Dramatic writer, 1586-1639.P." 13, 1. 17. Thomas Heywood" Act<strong>or</strong> and writer : lived in thereigns of Elizabeth Charles I. He was the most voluminous writerof his age. His "Hierarchic of the Blessed Angels" appeared in 1635.P. 13, 1. 24. "Mr. Thomas Goffe." Divine and dramatist, 1592--1627. He "wrote four dramatic pieces: <strong>The</strong> Raging Turk" 1631 ;''''Courageous Turk" 1632; "Orestes"" "1633; Careless Shepherdess1656.P." 15, 21. Virginals" a stringed musical instrument.P. 30, 14." Talbot." John Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury.P."1 6, 21." Epithites, epithets.P. 27, !6." <strong>The</strong> Queene of Bohemia." Elizabeth Stuart, daughterof JamesP. 51, 1.15." Wittall" "a contented cuckold." Bailey's Diet.P. 93, 1. 6.battle of Lutzen, 1632." King of Sweden ," Gustavus Adolphus. Killed at the"P. 99, 1. II. Fr. Drake" Admiral. 1559-1596.P." 108, 1. 6. Lipsius" Justus, b. 1547, taught at Louvain and

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