10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTHALAMIA»
Discover the use of
prothalamia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prothalamia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Herman Melville: 1851-1891
Hope's words seem cryptic, but versifiers may have enlivened the parlor with
dueling prothalamia (perhaps with only Kate and John as the subjects), and the
sisters may have outdone themselves and each other with feats of needlework.
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Propertius: Modernist Poet of Antiquity
"Prothalamia in Propertius and Spenser." Comparative Literature 26 (1974): 346-
53. White, Ronald E. "Dramatic Unity in Propertius 1.8, 2.29, 2.33." Classical
Philology 56 (1961): 217-29. . "The Structure of Propertius 2.28: Dramatic Unity.
D. Thomas Benediktson,
1989
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The New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature
Norton, D. S. The tradition of prothalamia. In English studies in honor of James
Southall Wilson, Charlottes- ville 1951. Jenkins, R. Rosalind in Colin Clouts
come home againe. MLN 67 1952. Adams, M. Ronsard and Spenser: the
commentary.
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... composed the “ Thrissill and the Rois”-—one of the most beautiful, and
certainly the noblest of all Prothalamia. Scotland must have been all on fire at the
prospect of such nuptials. The King, with all his failings, was a king after her own
...
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Catalogus Translationum Et Commentariorum
Unless we accept the Propertian parentage of Spenser's Prothalamion; see M.
West, “Prothalamia in Propertius and Spenser,” Comparative Literature 26 (1974)
346–53. 134. The judgment is that of L.P. Wilkinson, “Propertius and Thomas ...
Paul Oskar Kristeller, Virginia Brown, Ferdinand Edward Cranz,
2011
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Colleges and Collegians
However, the affair went off delightfully ; Tyson, who came down with several
prothalamia in his portmanteau, became suddenly enamoured of seven of the
bridesmaids; Staniforth, looking for a short cut, leaped a hedge, and knocked
down the ...
West, Michael, 'Prothalamia inPropertius and Spenser', CL 26 (1974), 346–53. —
—'Spenser's ArtofWar: ChivalricAllegory, Military Technology,andthe
ElizabethanMock Heroic Sensibility',RQ41 (1988),654–704. Westlake, H. F.,St.
Margaret's ...
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Musics of Many Cultures: An Introduction
Issacher Miron: Prothalamia Hebraica. The wedding celebration in contemporary
Israeli Sephardic idiom. Musical Heritage Society, MHS 1948. Cover notes by P.
Kwartin. Jewish Folksongs. Folkways FW 8740. Ruth Rubin, vocalist; settings by
...
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Glossary of Northamptonshire words and phrases
SPenser's Prothalamia. As in grape harvest, with unweary pains, A willing troop
of merry singing swains With crooked hooks the strouting clusters cut, In frails
and flaskets them as quickly put. Sylvester's Du Bartas, p. 214, c. 2. r.e.C. C.C. G.
&P.
Anne Elizabeth Baker,
1854
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Solo Vocal Works on Jewish Themes: A Bibliography of Jewish ...
MILNER, MOSHE: Shulamit MIRON, ISSACHAR: Cantata: Prothalamia Hebraica
[Hebrew Wedding], w/Dr. Michael Schleider NISSIM NISSIMOV: Song ofSongs
RAPAPORT, EDA: Cantata: The Song of Songs ROCKMAKER, JODY: The Song
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROTHALAMIA»
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prothalamia is used in the context of the following news items.
Post-40 Bloomer: Spencer Reece, The Poet's Tale
The animals are back and they're singing their prothalamia. It's about time. And get a load of that forest! It's squirting filigree. In the remarkable “Florida Ghazals,” ... «The Millions, May 12»
Music, politics and love: Charles Mason and Dorothy Hindman's …
"I could hear this whole choir singing my music," she said last week after returning from the premiere of "Prothalamia," a composition penned jointly with her ... «The Huntsville Times - al.com, Jun 10»