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Textile Manufactures in Early Modern England
When it came from the press it had been transformed into a perpetuana. This was
sent off to be dyed then and there, or, more frequently, was sold white to be dyed
in London or on the Continent.3" Crediton and Sandford also pressed serges ...
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Vocabulario portuguez & latino ...
Perpetuana es* sua perplexidade. tVWeiros , Perfeyto treyta , perpetuana larga ,
perpetuana Soldado , pag. 14 ) (Quando ha perple- ordinana, Impérial,
apicotada, tinta em xidade em o calo. Promptuar. Moral, cochonilla ,&c.
Perpetuar ...
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Every Day Life in the Massachusetts Bay Colony
Perpetuana. A durable woolen fabric manufactured in England from the sixteenth
century, similar to everlasting, durance, etc. The sober perpetuana— suited
Puritan (1606). A counterpane for the yellow perpetuana bed (1648). Philip.
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A Glossary; Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
PERPETUANA, «. A sort of stuff; by its name it should be something like
everlasting. See Wit's Interp., p. 1 15. Perpetuana is for pedants and atturnies
clarkes. (hole's Aim. Progn.for Mercers,?. 88. Under the Italian word Duraforte,
Florio says, ...
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright,
1867
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A glossary: or, Collection of words, phrases, names, and ...
PERPETUANA, *. A sort of stuff; by its name it should be something like
everlasting. See Wit's Intern., p. 115. Perpetuana is for pedants and atturnies
clarkes. Owle's Aim. Progn.for Mercers, p. 33. Under the Italian word Duraforte,
Florio says, ...
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright,
1859
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The Fairchild Books Dictionary of Textiles
∞perpeta See perpetuana. ∞perpetuana (perpetuaria, perpets, petuna, perpeta)
A durable woolen twill fabric made in England during the 17th and 18th centuries
. It was composed of mixed combed and carded wool. Uses: bedcovers, coat ...
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John Marston's Drama: Themes, Images, Sources
68, n.2), although Bellula is always the wife of Mavortius, Fillisella is the wife of
Fourcher the lawyer in act 6, but of Philarchus the noble in act 3; Perpetuana is
the wife of Velure the merchant in acts 4 and 5, but of both Lyonrash the
merchant ...
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A Glossary Or Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
Perpetuana, s. A sort of stuff; by its name it should be something like everlasting.
See Wit's Interp. p. 115. Perpetuana is for pedants , and atturnies clarkes. Owlets
Aim. Progn. far Mercers, p. 33. Under the Italian word Duraforte, Florio says, ...
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Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
Among the entries we have " Fifteen yardsof incarnadineand crym- sen damask
for fowre paire of bodies ; fourteen yards of black perpetuana for a sute for a
madman. Orpheus his antique coat armour, with baccs, labells, and breeches.
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
Among the entries we have " Fifteen yards of incarnadineand crym- sen damask
for fowre poire of bodies ; fourteen yards of black perpetuana for a sute for a
madman. Orpheus his antique coat armour, with baces, labells, and breeches.
Edward Cave, John Nichols,
1837