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Gismond of Salerne

Author : Robert Wilmot

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Published : 1912

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Number of Pages : 27 Pages

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Gismond of Salerne: an Elizabethan and Cupidean tragedy - 49-56) (1) The neglect that motivated Cupid to fashion the tragic events dramatized in Gismond of Salerne has subsequently been extended to the play itself. A Senecanstyle love tragedy, written by five gentlemen of the Inner Temple and performed before Elizabeth I at Greenwich in 1566-67, (2) Gismond of Salerne has been reduced to the status of

Description: Gismond of Salerne :: Library Catalog Search - Item Description: Facsimile of the Hargrave ms. in the British museum. The play was composed by Wilmot and gentlemen of the Inner Temple, and presented by them in 1568. It was printed in 1591, "newly revised and polished" by Wilmot, under the title "Tragedie of Tancred and Gismund." From the initials he gives at the end of each act, it appears

Tancred and Gismund - Wikipedia - Tancred and Gismund (Gismond variant spelling) is an English Elizabethan play published in 1591. It is a revised version of Gismund of Salerne, a play that was written and produced for the queen in 1566 by the gentlemen of the Inner earliest extant English play derived from an Italian novel, each of the five acts was produced by a different author

PDF VIII.—GISMOND OF SALERNE. - - VIII.—GISMOND OF SALERNE. This tragedy was presented before Queen Elizabeth by the Gentlemen of the Inner Temple in 1567—8. In its original shape it remained in ms. until published a few years ago in Brandi's Quetten des wdtlichen Dramas in England; but a recast by Robert Wilmot was printed in 1591 under

Gismond of Salerne (1912 edition) | Open Library - Gismond of Salerne by Robert Wilmot, 1912, Issued for subscribers by the ed. of the Tudor facsimile texts edition, in English

Gismond of Salerne : Cunliffe, John W. - Archive - Gismond of Salerne by Cunliffe, John W. Publication date 1906-01-01 Publisher PMLA Collection jstor_pmla; jstor_ejc; additional_collections; journals Contributor JSTOR Language English Volume 21 "Gismond of Salerne" is an article from PMLA, Volume 21. View more articles from PMLA

Gismond Of Salerne by Henry Noel - Goodreads - Gismond Of Salerne book. Read reviews from world's largest community for readers

Gismond of Salerne on JSTOR - John W. Cunliffe, Gismond of Salerne, PMLA, Vol. 21, No. 2 (1906), pp. 435-461

Gismond of Salerne,, by fl. 1568-1608 R. W. (Robert Wilmot) et al - Title:: Gismond of Salerne, Author:: R. W. (Robert Wilmot), fl. 1568-1608: Author:: Hatton, Christopher, Sir, 1540-1591: Author:: Noel, Henry, -1597: Author:: British

PDF 'Gismond of Salerne': An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy - (Gismond of Salerne, i. I. 49-56)1 The neglect that motivated Cupid to fashion the tragic events dramatized in Gismond of Salerne has subsequently been extended to the play itself A Senecan style love tragedy, written by five gentlemen of the Inner Temple and performed before Elizabeth I at Greenwich in I566-67,2 Gismond of Salerne has been reduced

Gismond of Salerne | First Look, part 2 (Beyond Shakespeare Exploring - A First Look read through and discussion of Gismond of Salerne by the Gentlemen of the Inner Temple, performed in the mid to late 1560's. To be confused

Gismond of Salerne (Microform, 1912) [] - OCLC Number: 18777283: Notes: Facsimile of the Hargrave ms. in the British museum. The play was composed by Wilmot and gentlemen of the Inner Temple, and presented by them in 1568

Gismond of Salerne: An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy - - The mortars were prepared using a concrete-mixer at 20 rpm according to the following procedure. The dry sand is first mixed during 30s before introducing the fibers and 1/2 of mixing water. After 1min mixing, the cement and the filler are introduced into the concrete-mixer and mixed for 30s

§ 12. Advance in the treatment of Romance - Collection at - Gismond of Salerne struck out a new path, in which later dramatists followed with infinitely greater art. It seems a far cry from Gismond and Guiscard to the "pair of star-cross'd lovers" of Shakespeare's first Italian tragedy; but the Gentlemen of the Inner Temple at least attempted what he achieved—to present the problem of human

R. W. [Gismond of Salerne - Folger Shakespeare Library - Digital Asset - Gismond of Salerne, by R W and others. Date of presentation before Queen Elizabeth at Inner Temple, 1567-8. Date of Hargrave manuscript, c. third quarter 16th C. Revised and printed by , 1591 & 1592. Reproduced in facsimile from ms. [Tudor facsimile texts] 1912

Gismond of Salerne | PMLA | Cambridge Core - Gismond of Salerne - Volume 21 Issue 2. page 436 note 1 I am indebted for this information to Dr. Harold de W. Fuller of Harvard University, whose article on the subject will be found in the July number of Modem (New Illustrations of Shakespeare, ii, 130) and Courthope (History of English Poetry, iv, 100), suggest that Brooke referred to a Latin tragedy among the Sloane mss

§ 11. Gismond of Salerne and its sources: motives of its authors - IV. Early English Tragedy. § 11. Gismond of Salerne and its sources: motives of its authors. Jocasta did not advance English tragedy on its destined way; indeed, on the whole, the movement is backwards, for its authors not only showed less originality than their predecessors by adopting the method of translation, but, in other respects, their

Gismond of Salern and the Elizabethan Politics of Senecan Drama - TY - CHAP. T1 - Gismond of Salern and the Elizabethan Politics of Senecan Drama. AU - Perry, Curtis. PY - 2014/1. Y1 - 2014/1. U2 - 10.1163/9789401210232_016

Gismond of Salerne: An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy - Abstract:"Gismond of Salerne", written by five gentlemen of the Inner Temple and performed before Elizabeth I at Greenwich in 1566-67, has received very little critical attention. This chapter argues for the play's engagement with the Elizabethan succession, maintaining that its Cupidean revenge plot warns against a monarch's mistreatment of his/her heirs. Moreover, its anatomization of the

Gismond of Salerne (1970 edition) | Open Library - Gismond of Salerne by Robert Wilmot, 1970, AMS Press edition, in English

Renaissance and Reformation, 1976-77 - University of Toronto - LoveandFortuneinBoccaccio'sstoryandinGismond,attempttomake clear thedivergentvalues that shaped thenovella and the play. What theauthorsof Gismond of Salerne found in Boccaccio'snovella

Project MUSE - Gismond of Salerne : An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy - Gismond of Salerne: An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy Jane Kingsley-Smith The Yearbook of English Studies; Modern Humanities Research Association Volume 38, Issue 1 & 2, 2008; pp. 199-215; Article; Related Content; Additional Information; Access options available: Download PDF; Share

Gismond of Salerne - Catalog - UW-Madison Libraries - book Catalog Search. Search the physical and online collections at UW-Madison, UW System libraries, and the Wisconsin Historical Society

PDF A critical study of Gismond of Salerne : the first English revenge tragedy - Gismond of Salerne, acted at the Inner Temple in 1567/68, borrows various revenge trappings from Seneca and the Italians, but the pathetic love story usurps the main interest.^ These analyses of Gismond of Salerne are incorrect. The play is not . a love tragedy, it is a revenge tragedy. Love is merely a device in

Gismond of Salerne | First Look, part 1 (Beyond Shakespeare Exploring - A First Look read through and discussion of Gismond of Salerne by the Gentlemen of the Inner Temple, performed in 1566/8 before the Queen. As you have

Gismond of Salerne (1912 edition) | Open Library - Gismond of Salerne by R. W., 1912, Issued for subscribers by the editor of the Tudor facsimile texts edition, Microform in English

Remediating Sixteenth-Century Drama: Gismond of Salerne in Script and - This collection of essays examines medieval and early modern drama in the context of a rich and varied manuscript culture. Focusing on the production, performance, and reception of dramatic

GISMOND OF SALERNE - - GISMOND OF SALERNE 1566 or 1568 a synoptic, alphabetical character list CHORUS Four gentlemen of Salerne serve as Chorus, coming on stage after each of the first four acts and commenting on events. Following the imprisonment of Guishard, the Chorus questions Renuchio and learns about Guishard's death

Project MUSE - Gismond of Salerne : An Elizabethan and - Gismond of Salerne: An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy Jane Kingsley-Smith The Yearbook of English Studies; Modern Humanities Research Association Volume 38, Issue 1 & 2, 2008; pp. 199-215; Article

A critical study of Gismond of Salerne : the first English - Gismond of Salerne, acted at the Inner Temple in 1567/68, borrows various revenge trappings from Seneca and the Italians, but the pathetic love story usurps the main interest.^ These analyses of Gismond of Salerne are incorrect. The play is not . a love tragedy, it is a revenge tragedy. Love is merely a device in

VIII.—GISMOND OF SALERNE. - - Gisrnond of Salerne is the earliest extant English tragedy founded upon an Italian novel. I. The Debt to Boccaccio. A comparison of the text with that of the First Novel of the Fourth Day of Boccaccio’s Decamerone shows that the English authors went to the original Italian and did not, as has been hitherto assumed, use the translation in

'Gismond of Salerne': An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy - Gismond of Salerne: An Elizabethan and Cupidean Tragedy JANE KINGSLEY-SMITH Roehampton Universit CUPID But now the world, not seing in these dayes Such present proues of myne almighty power, Disdaines my name, and seketh sondry wayes To conquer and deface me everie houre. My name supprest to raise againe therfore, And in this age myne honor and

R. W. [Gismond of Salerne - Folger Shakespeare Library - Gismond of Salerne, by R W and others. Date of presentation before Queen Elizabeth at Inner Temple, 1567-8. Date of Hargrave manuscript, c. third quarter 16th C. Revised and printed by , 1591 & 1592

Gismond of Salerne | PMLA | Cambridge Core - Gismond of Salerne is the earliest extant English tragedy founded upon an Italian novel. Type Research Article Information PMLA , Volume 21 , Issue 2 , 1906 , pp. 435 - 461 DOI: 10.2307/456518 Copyright Copyright © Modern Language Association of America, 1906 References page 436 note 1

Gismond of Salerne: an Elizabethan and Cupidean tragedy - Gismond of Salerne, written by five gentlemen of the Inner Temple and performed before Elizabeth I at Greenwich in 1566-67, has received very little critical attention. This chapter argues for the play's engagement with the Elizabethan succession, maintaining that its Cupidean revenge plot warns against a monarch's mistreatment of his/her heirs