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         Cowley Abraham:     more books (17)
  1. The mistress: With other select poems of Abraham Cowley, 1618-1667 by Abraham Cowley, 1926
  2. THE WORKS OF MR. ABRAHAM COWLEY. Consisting of Those which were formerly Printed: And Those which he Design'd for the Press, Now Published out of the Authors Original Copies. The Seventh Edition. by Abraham (1618 - 1667) Cowley, 1681-01-01
  3. The works of Mr Abraham Cowley....now published out of the authors original copies. by Abraham (1618-1667) Cowley, 1672
  4. THE WORKS OF MR. ABRAHAM COWLEY. Consisting of Those which were formerly Printed: And Those which he Design'd for the Press, Now Published out of the Authors Original Copies. The Fourth Edition. by Abraham (1618 - 1667) Cowley, 1674-01-01
  5. The WORKS Of MR. ABRAHAM COWLEY. Consisting of Those Which Were Formerly Printed: and Those Which He Design'd for the Press. Now Published Out of the Authors Original Copies. by Abraham [1618 - 1667]. Cowley, 1674-01-01
  6. Essays by Cowley Abraham 1618-1667, 2010-09-29
  7. Essays by Cowley Abraham 1618-1667, Morley Henry 1822-1894, 2010-09-27
  8. THE WORKS OF MR. ABRAHAM COWLEY. Consisting of Those which were formerly Printed: And Those which he Design'd for the Press, Now Published out of the Authors Original Copies. by Abraham (1618 - 1667) Cowley, 1668-01-01
  9. The essays and other prose writings. Edited by Alfred B. Gough by Abraham, 1618-1667 Cowley, 2009-10-26
  10. Essays. With life by the editor, notes, and illus. by Dr. Hurd, and others by Abraham, 1618-1667 Cowley, 2009-10-26
  11. The Mistress with Other Selected Poems of Abrahamcowley 1618-1667 by Abraham Cowley, 1926
  12. The Poetry of Abraham Cowley by David Trotter, 1979-06
  13. Abraham Cowley (Teas 115) by James G. Taafe, 1980-06
  14. Selected Poems (Fyfield Books) by Abraham Cowley, 1995-05

41. Busse Library Web
Resources gateway to author; The Luminarium Geoffrey Chaucer; TheNew Chaucer Society. Renaissance Poets Abraham Cowley (16181667)
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works. 7. Penn State Hazleton Abraham Cowley (1618-1667) http//www.hn.psu.edu/Faculty/KKemmerer/poets/Cowley/default Read
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18511928; Cowley, Abraham, 1618-1667; Cowper, William, 1731-1800;Craft, William; Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock, 1826-1887; Crane, Stephen
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44. Chapter Abraham Cowley. Of Collected English Verse By Collections
Abraham Cowley. 16181667. 358 Anacreontics. 1. Drinking. THE thirstyearth soaks up the rain, And drinks and gapes for drink again
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Abraham Cowley.
Anacreontics
Drinking THE thirsty earth soaks up the rain,
And drinks and gapes for drink again;
The plants suck in the earth, and are
With constant drinking fresh and fair;
The sea itself (which one would think
Should have but little need of drink)
Drinks twice ten thousand rivers up,
The busy Sun (and one would guess
The Moon and Stars drink up the Sun:
They drink and dance by their own light,
They drink and revel all the night: But an eternal health goes round. Fill up the bowl, then, fill it high, Should every creature drink but I? Why, man of morals, tell me why?
The Epicure
UNDERNEATH this myrtle shade, On flowery beds supinely laid, And around it roses growing, What should I do but drink away The heat and troubles of the day? In this more than kingly state Love himself on me shall wait. Fill to me, Love! nay, fill it up! And mingled cast into the cup Wit and mirth and noble fires, Vigorous health and gay desires. The wheel of life no less will stay In a smooth than rugged way: Since it equally doth flee, Let the motion pleasant be.

45. (Of) Agriculture By Abraham Cowley Introductory Note
Introductory Note Abraham Cowley (16181667) was educated at Westminster School andlater at Trinity College, Cambridge, from which he was ejected with most of
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46. 17th Century General Resources - Classic Literature
poetry, plays, and more. Cowley, Abraham (16181667) Find Samuel Johnson'sbiography of the poet, selection of his works and links.
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47. New Books
Cowley, Abraham, 16181667 . University of Delaware Press, c1993. 0874134080.Watford Campus LRC - Main Shelves, Standard Loan 821.4 COW.
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Title Sort / List Generated: Oct 4, 2002 - Covering September, 2002 About a boy / Nick Hornby. Hornby, Nick. Penguin, 2000, c1998. 0140293450 Watford Campus LRC - Main Shelves, Term Time One Week Loan 823.914 HOR Search Voyager for this title
Aestheticism and sexual parody, 1840-1940 / Dennis Denisoff. Denisoff, Dennis, 1961- Cambridge University Press, 2001. 0521800390 Watford Campus LRC - Main Shelves, Term Time One Week Loan 820.911 DEN Search Voyager for this title
Art of poetry : how to read a poem / Shira Wolosky. Wolosky, Shira, 1954- Oxford University Press, 2001. 0195138708 Watford Campus LRC - Main Shelves, Term Time One Week Loan 821.009 WOL Search Voyager for this title
Aurora Leigh : authoritative text, backgrounds and contexts, criticism / Elizabeth Barrett Browning ; edited by Margaret Reynolds. Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 1806-1861. W. W. Norton, c1996. 0393962989 Watford Campus LRC - Main Shelves, Term Time One Week Loan 821.8 BRO Search Voyager for this title
Autobiography / Linda Anderson.

48. Full Poem Index
Lovelace. 16181658; Anacreontics, Abraham Cowley. 1618-1667; Anacreontics,Abraham Cowley. 1618-1667; Anacreontics, Abraham Cowley. 1618
http://john.fremlin.de/pgbev/html-interface/full-index.html
Index of poems in The Oxford Book of English Verse
  • Cuckoo Song , Anonymous. c. 1250
  • Alison , Anonymous. c. 1300
  • Spring-tide , Anonymous. c. 1300
  • Blow, Northern Wind , Anonymous. c. 1300
  • This World's Joy , Anonymous. c. 1300
  • A Hymn to the Virgin , Anonymous. c. 1300
  • Of a rose, a lovely rose, , Anonymous. c. 1350
  • Praise of Women , Robert Mannyng of Brunne. 1269-1340
  • Freedom , John Barbour. d. 1395
  • The Love Unfeigned , Geoffrey Chaucer. 1340?-1400
  • Balade , Geoffrey Chaucer. 1340?-1400
  • Merciles Beaute , Geoffrey Chaucer. 1340?-1400
  • Lament for Chaucer , Thomas Hoccleve. 1368-9?-1450?
  • Vox ultima Crucis , John Lydgate. 1370?-1450?
  • Spring Song of the Birds , King James I of Scotland. 1394-1437
  • Robin and Makyne , Robert Henryson. 1425-1500
  • The Bludy Serk , Robert Henryson. 1425-1500
  • To a Lady , William Dunbar. 1465-1520?
  • In Honour of the City of London , William Dunbar. 1465-1520?
  • On the Nativity of Christ , William Dunbar. 1465-1520?
  • Lament for the Makers , William Dunbar. 1465-1520?

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    1973). Abraham Cowley, Poet; Abraham Cowley (16181667). Ronny Cox,Movie/Television actor, Daniel Ronald Cox, (USA, 23 July 1938).
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    50. GK Ars & Scientia - Stipendiat(in) - Ruth Monreal
    Translate this page Form und Inhalt sehr unterschiedlicher Gedichte der Hortorum libri IV von RenéRapin (1621-1687) und der Plantarum libri VI von Abraham Cowley (1618-1667).
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    DIE STIPENDIATINNEN u. STIPENDIATEN Ruth Monreal e-mail: ruth.monreal@uni-tuebingen.de Studium: Lateinische Philologie und Klassische Archäologie in Tübingen und Pisa. M.A. im Oktober 2001. Doktorandenstipendium seit April 2002.
    Die Hortorum libri IV (Paris 1665) von René Rapin und die Plantarum libri VI (London 1668) von Abraham Cowley in der Tradition des lateinischen Lehrgedichts. Eine vergleichende Studie.
    Als "Lehrgedichte" bezeichnet man Texte, die in poetischer Form ein philosophisches oder fachwissenschaftliches Thema behandeln. Bei den lateinischen Lehrgedichten handelt es sich seit Lukrezens De rerum natura und Vergils Georgica um metrische Texte mit einem Umfang von mehreren hundert bis tausend Versen, deren Gegenstand eine Kulturtechnik, eine wissenschaftliche Disziplin oder ein Teilaspekt einer solchen ist. Gerade die Diskrepanz zwischen dem oft spröden Wissensstoff des Inhalts und der gefälligen Form der poetischen Einkleidung macht den Reiz dieser von Hesiod an bis weit in die frühe Neuzeit hinein außerordentlich beliebten literarischen Gattung aus. Während beim lateinischen Lehrgedicht im Mittelalter der didaktische Aspekt im Vordergrund stand, d.h. ein bestimmter Lehrstoff vermittelt werden sollte und der poetischen Form im wesentlichen nur noch eine mnemotechnische Funktion zukam, erwacht in der humanistischen Lehrdichtung der frühen Neuzeit ein neues Interesse an den antiken Repräsentanten der Gattung, und diese werden zu stilbildenden Vorbildern. Insgesamt zeichnet sich das neulateinische Lehrgedicht durch eine immense Ausbreitung des thematischen Spektrums und einen gewaltigen Zuwachs des Textbestandes aus (gegenwärtig sind beinahe 300 neulateinische Lehrgedichte bibliographisch erfaßt).

    51. Professors Collaborate On 17th-century 'literary Mozart' (05-14-92)
    research on the latter volumes in a sixvolume set of works by the 17th-centurylyric poet, essayist, satirist and playwright, Abraham Cowley (1618-1667).
    http://www.udel.edu/PR/UpDate/92/31/20.html
    UpDate - Vol. 11, No. 31, Page 2 May 14, 1992 Poet to kings; Professors collaborate on 17th-century 'literary Mozart' A project directed by Thomas Calhoun, professor of English, and involving J. Robert King, professor emeritus of music, and scholars in Virginia, Texas, Canada and England, has received a $177,000 research award from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The award will support research on the latter volumes in a six-volume set of works by the 17th-century lyric poet, essayist, satirist and playwright, Abraham Cowley (1618-1667). Cowley was an important literary figure, not only for his own works, but for his influence on English literature and poetry from his own time to the present. Calhoun is chief editor of the series, which is being published by the University of Delaware/Associated University Presses. The first volume, already published, containing Cowley's early works, political satires and the historical epic, Civil War, received the "Outstanding Academic Book" award from Choice-the review publication of the Association of College and Research Libraries. In addition, texts and translations of Cowley's Latin poety were recently given a Columbia University Translation Center award. Volume two, which includes The Mistress, a series of love poems and songs based on Cowley's poems, is scheduled for publication this year. Cowley was a precocious child, a kind of literary Mozart, Calhoun said, who attended Westminster School in London and Cambridge University. Revered as the leading poet of his day, he served in the court of Charles I, moving to the Louvre in Paris in exile during the English Civil War when Cromwell was in power. As Queen Henrietta Maria's private secretary, writing her correspondence in code, he was privy to the politics and intrigues of the court. He returned to England during the Restoration, but during the latter part of his life, left the court of Charles II to retire to the English countryside and write about the pleasures of pastoral life. According to Calhoun, Cowley was a prolific writer who contributed to the development of literary forms while reflecting the styles and themes of British culture in the 17th century. Cowley's lyric love poems in The Mistress made the court-sonnet accessible to a wide, general audience. His Pindaric odes, modeled after those of the Greek poet, helped establish a form of free verse in English literature. He has influenced writers from John Milton, whose Paradise Lost was modeled in part after Cowley's biblical epic, Davideis, to Coleridge, who considered Cowley's essays models of prose, to contemporary writers such as Malcom Lowry and John Cheever, Calhoun said. He also introduced words and phrases to the English language, such as "flame," for a loved one (i.e. "my old flame..."); romance, meaning a type of novel; and the phrase, "being on the horns of a dilemma." Cowley's poems were lyrical in the true sense of the word in that many of his works were set to music by composers, Calhoun said. As a result, his poems became the "popular songs" of his time and were widely known. King serves as music editor of the project. He has researched the compositions inspired by Cowley's lyrics. For example, King said, "Honour" and other poems from The Mistress inspired compositions by Italian composer Pietro Reggio and by William King. Henry Purcell and John Blow also set Cowley's poetry to music. There are 60 songs included in the second volume. King has described, collated and annotated the musical settings of Cowley's poetry. Copy texts of the songs appear in various forms. Some are manuscript. Others are printed from wood block or engraved plates, and some are set in moveable type. King has transcribed the music so that it can be understood by modern musicologists and musicians for performance. Errors in the copy texts are amended and bass figures for accompaniment are provided. The songs were traditionally accompanied by the lute or harpsichord, sometimes in combination with viols. Some of the settings are orchestrated for multiple voices and viols. . Research for the works has taken the editors to most of the main archival collections on both sides of the Atlantic, from the Huntington Library and Art Gallery in Los Angeles and the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington to Oxford, Cambridge and the British Library in England. Although other editions of Cowley's works have been printed in past centuries, many of these contain errors and are incomplete, according to Calhoun. There has been a need for a complete, modern critical version of his works. Because of the breadth of his experience and involvement in 17th- century England, and his extensive writings, Cowley and his works should be of interest not only to students of English literature, but to historians, musicians and others studying that period, Calhoun said. Other scholars involved in the project include Dan Kinney, University of Virginia; Ernest Sullivan, Texas Technical University; Cedric Brown, University of Reading; Sarah Machon and Alex Lindsay, Cambridge University; and Allan Pritchard, University of Toronto. -Sue Swyers Moncure

    52. Eighteenth-Century E-Texts -- C
    To Coelia (Oxford Book of English Verse). Coughlan, Laurence. An Accountof the Work of God in Newfoundland (1776). Cowley, Abraham (16181667).
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    53. The Complete Subject Of TIME From "WISDOM OF THE AGES"
    Abraham Cowley (16181667) 5078 The past and future are veiled; butthe past wears the widow's veil, the future the virgin's. Richter
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    Carew(15951640) Sir John Suckling (1609-1642) Richard Lovelace(1618-1657) EdmundWaller(1606-1687) Sir John Denham(1615-1669) Abraham Cowley (1618-1667).
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    1657) The Grasshopper Edmund Waller(16061687) The Story of Phoebus and DaphneApplied Sir John Denham(1615-1669) Abraham Cowley (1618-1667) Ode Of Wit.
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    -Morte Darthur Prose The Scottish Literature The Sixteenth Century The English Bible S ir Thomas More Utopia: Book I
    John Skelton     (ca. 1460-1529): To Mistress Margret Hussey Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder
    -The Long Love That in My Thought Doth Harbor Farewell Love, My Lute, Awake! Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey -0 Happy Dames; That May Embrace, My Friend; the Things That Do Attain Sir Philip Sidney ( -Astrophil and Stella: stanza 1-5 -The Defence of Poesy -The Nightingale

    56. Acme The Nymph
    Translation 1 Septimnius and Acme by Abraham Cowley (16181667) Whilst on Septimnius'spanting breast (Meaning nothing less than rest) Acme lean'd her loving
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    Acme the Nymph
    The Roman poet Catullus wrote of love between the nymph Acme and Septimius. I've found two translations (the first less literal than the second), and a nice painting by Lord Frederick Leighton (1830-1896) inspired by the poem. Original: XLV by Catullus (~83 BCE - ~54 BCE) Acmen Septimius suos amores tenens in gremio 'mea' inquit 'Acme, ni te perdite amo atque amare porro omnes sum assidue paratus annos, quantum qui pote plurimum perire, solus in Libya Indiaque tosta caesio ueniam obuius leoni.' hoc ut dixit, Amor sinistra ut ante dextra sternuit approbationem. at Acme leuiter caput reflectens et dulcis pueri ebrios ocellos illo purpureo ore suauiata, 'sic' inquit 'mea uita Septimille, huic uni domino usque seruiamus, ut multo mihi maior acriorque ignis mollibus ardet in medullis.' hoc ut dixit, Amor sinistra ut ante dextra sternuit approbationem. nunc ab auspicio bono profecti mutuis animis amant amantur. unam Septimius misellus Acmen mauult quam Syrias Britanniasque: uno in Septimio fidelis Acme facit delicias libidinisque. quis ullos homines beatiores uidit, quis Venerem auspicatiorem? Translation #1: Septimnius and Acme by Abraham Cowley Translation #2: SEPTIMIUS AND ACME by John Anthony Bernard Harrisson Back to ACME Labs.

    57. Selected Alumni Of Trinity College, Cambridge
    Abraham Cowley, 16181667, Poet, dramatist - The Mistress. Andrew Marvell,1621-1678, Poet -`Horatian Ode', The Rehearsal Transpros'd ; MP (Hull).
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    Selected Alumni
    This is a list of selected people who have studied at Trinity College, Cambridge . It is by no means exhaustive, and we apologise for any omissions. Additions, corrections, or suggestions would be gratefully received. There are separate lists of Nobel Prizewinners (such as Bertrand Russell, Lord Rayleigh, Niels Bohr), Masters (such as Isaac Barrow, J.J. Thomson), MPs and Olympic Gold Medallists , none of whom is included in the list below. Please note that no alumni who are still alive are included. These files are maintained by Sean Blanchflower , to whom comments and corrections should be addressed. Further pages on famous Oxford and Cambridge students Lived Mini-biography George Gascoigne Poet, dramatist - Jocasta The Glasse of Government John Dee Alchemist, geographer, mathematician Edward Coke Lawyer, politician; Chief Justice of the King's Bench Francis Bacon Lawyer, philosopher, poet; Lord Chancellor Henry Spelman Antiquary - `Reliquiae Spelmannianae' Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex Soldier, courtier to Elizabeth I; executed for rebellion Giles Fletcher Poet - Christ's Victory and Triumph George Herbert Poet - The Temple ; MP (Montgomery) Thomas Randolph Poet, dramatist

    58. Eighteenth-Century E-Texts -- C
    Down? Cowley, Abraham (16181667). On the Death of Mr. Crashaw (1651-1656)(Toronto); Six Books of Plants (1689) (Virginia); Essays
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    Campan, Madame
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    Cantillon, Richard (1697-1734)
    Carey, Henry (1693?-1743)
    Carlyle, Thomas
    Carter, Elizabeth (1717-1806)

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    This category contains 17 sites Abraham Cowley (16181667) - Text of SamuelJohnson's biography of the poet, selection of his works and links.
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    Translate this page peintre et théoricien français (1602-1676) Abraham BREGUET Horloger Abraham Cowley poète, dramaturge et essayiste anglais (1618-1667) Abraham DE FABERT
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