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...not feature Ptolome as a character. Interestingly enough, the character's Spanish name in ''Palmerin de Oliva'' is Tolomé, which is indeed even closer to Te

:11. The fair Spanish Captive: a Trage-Comedy.<br>

...ith the Dutch wars: it may have "reverted to the old model of representing Spanish-Dutch (and English-Dutch) relations", in contrast to the anti-Dutch feeling

| ''The Spanish Viceroy or the honor of women''||}||

...roles in ''The Spanish Curate'' (1622) and "'''[[Spanish_Viceroy,_The|The Spanish Viceroy]]'''" (lost, 1624) (Bentley 2:532–535; Astington 210). (If a manu

...r way to St Paul's to hear a sermon from the Bishop of Salisbury (when the Spanish Armada had been scattered, and the

| Spanish tragedy. Romeo.

...Pope immediately has him imprisoned, despite the impotent protests of the Spanish ambassador.

...t of the Spanish Armada as leverage in negotiating for an end to the Anglo-Spanish War. The REED ''Cheshire'' editors suggest that this “is an unusual play

...ny of the early Dukes resided there. The first Duke of Fernandina was the Spanish grandee, Don García Álvarez de Toledo y Osorio (1514-1577), fourth Marqui

:Spanish Curat. :Spanish Gypsies.

Latine, French, Italian, and Spanish,<br>

...be read, and nothing hurtfull to bee regarded. Now newly translated out of Spanish into our vulgar tongue by R.P.'' 1583. Print.</div> ...ee read, and nothing hurtfull to bee regarded. Now newly translated out of Spanish into our vulgar tongue by R.P.'' 1599. Print.</div>

...couple well mett: Alls Lost by Lust: The Changeling: A fayre quarrel: The Spanish gipsie: The World: The Sunnes Darling: Loues Sacrifice: Tis pitty shee’s

:Several days ago, he [King James] sent to me to say that the Spanish ambassador had asked to be allowed to attend a ballet which would take plac ...by the King and Queen, her brother the Duke of Holstein, the Venetian and Spanish ambassadors (the former in his official capacity, the latter incognito), an

...g variants of the relevant phrase. In particular, two seventeenth-century Spanish plays - ''El Rey Angel'', and [http://digilib.ub.uni-freiburg.de/document/

...its "Jeronimo" plays close together (and in order) four times, with ''The Spanish Tragedy'' solo at least six or seven times; they did not perform the two pa

...ter twelfe daye[.] The french Embassador was present at the first, and the Spanish solemply inuited come to the second, albeit much against the french his wil ...ing James was at his court at Hampton A^o 1603: wher the French, Spanish & Polonian Ambassadors were severallie solemplie feasted: manie plaies & da

...f Fancy, a conjurer, a character named Barahon (potentially related to the Spanish or Portuguese for "confusion") and the use of "Chyny Taffaty" (China taffet

:Latine, French, Italian, and Spanish,<br>

:Latine, French, Italian, and Spanish,<br>

:Latine, French, Italian, and Spanish,<br>

...Boas goes on to identify each of the specific slurs with 'errors' in ''The Spanish Tragedy'', and draw by implication that Kyd was the author of the pre-Shake ...akespeare'', II, 412], and Philip Edwards, the most recent editor of ''The Spanish Tragedy'' [1959], endorsed it completely [xxiii]" (40-41).</blockquote>

...t which the earl of Essex was leading a campaign) and the "threat of a new Spanish Armada," which Scotland was also supporting (pp. 431-2). Broadening the que

.... There are numerous versions of the Nassuf story in English, French, and Spanish sources of the early seventeenth century. Among them is a biography publis

..., being made of the chiefest Neapolitan stuff, was drawn out with the best Spanish satin, and marvellous curiously over whipped with gold twist, interseamed w

In a letter dated 15 January 1579, Bernadino de Mendoza, the Spanish ambassador in London, writes to Gabriel de Zayas about a series of state is

...in the most popular surviving plays from Strange's repertory: Kyd's <i>The Spanish Tragedy</i>, Marlowe’s <i>Doctor Faustus</i> and <i>The Jew of Malta</i>,

...text evidently included Astrea’s two suitors, the subplot of the abducted Spanish princess and the Sultan, and gave the name “Runcifax” to the magician (

...rtextual tradition" of plays about madness in the 1590s, along with ''The Spanish Tragedy'', ''Orlando Furioso'', the ''Ur-Hamlet'' and ''Antonio's Revenge'

...s shorthand for 1453 it featured in a good number of plays, of which ''The Spanish Tragedy'', the ''Tamburlaine'' plays, and ''Othello'' are the best known. C

...ana (Marianas) Islands in the Pacific were known as the Ladrones, from the Spanish ''Islas de los Ladrones'', Islands of Thieves.

...nce Nightingale. ''Boccaccio and His Imitators in German, English, French, Spanish, and Italian Literature''. Chicago: U of Chicago P, 1910. [http://archive.o

...eenstreet). Torismundo is also a character in the sprawling multi-authored Spanish romance ''Espejo de principes y cavalleros'', the three parts of which were

...he siege of Turnhout with all realism." (322) "Turnhout was taken from the Spanish by Count Maurice of Nassau, with the help of an English contingent, on 24 J

...ery many: and how she was discouered, and condemned. The second edition in Spanish augmented by the author himselfe, M. Cyprian Valera, and translated into En

...ints out, "was substantial, suggesting either that the additions [to ''The Spanish Tragedy''] were extensive or that Jonson's play on King Richard III was nea

...stol before him, affects the quotation of playhouse rodomontade from ''The Spanish Tragedy'' onwards. Having severed his bonds with his master, Touchstone, he

...oment were the growing danger of a new assault upon England from a revived Spanish armada, and the potential instability at home caused by the mounting rivalr ...ng the summer of 1597 when the country was unprecedentedly vulnerable to a Spanish attack. She proposes that what John Chamberlain describes on June 11 as "a

...icions of treason. Louis XIII journeyed that year to Bordeaux to meet his Spanish consort, leaving the gates of Paris carefully guarded in his absence. When

...adies, likewise dressed with great pomp. And so, in their ranks, they rode Spanish-style through the whole length of the city. There the people had gathered,

...lands Ioy'' (STC 24636.3), celebrates the defeat of Irish rebels and their Spanish allies under Don Juan de Aguila by Charles Blount, Baron Mountjoy—the sam

...aining the merry skirmish that was betweene her and Sir James of Castile a Spanish Knight, and what was the end of their combat.