10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COTHURNAL»
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cothurnal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A las ! that were no modern consequence, To have cothurnal buskins* frighted
hence. No, teach thy Incubus to poetize ; 4 And throw abroad thy spurious
snotteries,9 Upon that puft-up lump of balmy froth, Tuc. Ah ha ! Or clumsy
chilblain d ...
Ben Jonson, William Gifford, 1875
2
The Hector of Germanie: or, The Palsgrave prime elector
'Cathurnall,' a misprint for 'Cothurnal.' Cf. Jonson, Poetaster, V. I, 130, 'cothurnal
buskins.' Cf. also Lusts Dominions, V. 5. 'The scene wants actors; I'll fetch more,
and clothe it In rich cothurnal pomp.' 13. 'A mere Caesar,' i. e., one temporarily ...
Wentworth Smith, Leonidas Warren Payne, 1906
3
The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and ...
Alas ! that were no modern consequence, To have cothurnal buskins* frighted
hence. No, teach thy Incubus to poetize ; * And throw abroad thy spurious
snotteries? Upon that puft-up lump of balmy froth, Tuc. Ah ha ! Or clumsy chilblain
d ...
Ben Jonson, William Gifford, 1875
4
Publications: Series in philology and literature
'Cathurnall,' a misprint for 'Cothurnal.' Cf. Jonson, Poetaster, V. 1, 130, 'cothurnal
buskins.' Cf. also Lusts Dominions, V. 5. 'The scene wants actors; I'll fetch more,
and clothe it In rich cothurnal pomp.' 13. 'A mere Csesar,' 1. e., one temporarily ...
University of Pennsylvania, 1906
5
The Works: In 9 Volumes. ... containing Eyery man out of his ...
Alas! that were no modern consequence, T 0 have cothurnal buskirzffrighted
hence. No, teach thy Incubus to poetize,-' ' And throw abroad thy spurious
snotteries,' abrupt and unintelligible starts, and bombast anomalies of lan. guage.
It is but ...
Ben Jonson, William Gifford, 1816
6
Publications; Philology and Literature
'Cathurnall,' a misprint for 'Cothurnal.' Cf. Jonson, Poetaster, V. 1, 130, 'cothurnal
buskins.' Cf. also Lusts Dominions, V. 5. 'The scene wants actors; I'll fetch more,
and clothe it In rich cothurnal pomp.' 13. 'A mere Caesar,' i. e., one temporarily ...
University of Pennsylvania, 1906
7
A Glossary of Tudor and Stuart Words: Especially from the ...
Especially from the Dramatists Walter William Skeat Anthony Lawson Mayhew.
countant cote, to quote. Udall, Paraph. N.T., Pref. (NED.) ; Middleton, A Mad
World, i.2 (Cour.).' cothurnal, tragic ; ' Cothurnal buskins ', B. Jonson, Poetaster, v.
Walter William Skeat, Anthony Lawson Mayhew, 1914
8
Marston, Rivalry, Rapprochement, and Jonson
Poetaster' 's devastating parody of ill-judged poetic diction, largely comprising
adapted Marstonisms, features 'cothurnal buskins' (V, iii, 275). In Jonson's
tautology the latinate neologism cothurnal is yoked to the bathetic buskins, used
several ...
Mr Charles Cathcart, 2013
9
Lund Studies in English
/loquacity/, sb. Loquacity -- Pinnosity (Poet. 5. 3. 525, HS 4.313). — This predates
OED's first example (1603)." The following two neologisms occur in Crispinus'
verses: — cothurnal. a. cothurnal Buskins (Poet. 5.3.281, HS 4.306; F cothurnal)*
1 ...
1600 (incidental confirmation of the approximate date of the play), favored bj
Dekker and Marston but laughed at by Jonson. What seems most conclusive is
Jonson's use of the word " cothurnal " which is not found in Marston. In Poetaster
V. iii ...
