Titlebook: Eros and Poetry at the Courts of Mary Queen of Scots and James VI; Sarah M. Dunnigan Book 2002 Sarah M. Dunnigan 2002 artefact.body.corpus

Traumatic-Grief

, about ‘d’amor penseri, atti et parole’; in Petrarch’s phrase, ‘the thoughts, acts, and words of love’. associated with two Stewart sovereigns in sixteenth-century Scotland: Mary Queen of Scots (1543–87) and James VI (1567–1625). It asserts the importance of love-words to the artistic and intellect

narcotic

Catholic Colonization of the American Rightrle Bothwell…’ were discovered encased within ‘one small gilt cofer’.. These texts, which allegedly encompassed a series of sonnets, were subsequently taken south in 1568 by members of the Scottish Protestant nobility; they were to form part of the evidence against Mary in the English commission san

指派

占卜者

Termination and transfer processes,.’. James’s plea about Elizabeth is made in a letter which seeks repeal of the English parliament’s recent petition for Mary’s execution. The remark is interesting, not least for the way in which it echoes the conceit of interiority found in the king’s poetry and political prose of the 1580s and 159

昏迷状态

Gerontology

淡紫色花

GIDDY

禁令

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