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'Divers Poems' by sir Richard Fanshawe

MS. Firth c. 1

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Title

'Divers Poems' by sir Richard Fanshawe

Shelfmark

MS. Firth c. 1

Summary

'Divers Poems' by sir Richard Fanshawe, published in 1648; but giving, in many passages, distinct readings from the printed volume. The manuscript omits the Latin poems entitled 'Maius Lucanizans' and the 'Summary discourse of the Civill Warres of Rome' contained in the printed volume, and has various additional pieces, viz. nineteen translations from Horace, published in 1652 (p. 31), and nine sonnets translated from the Spanish (p. 72). The last page is torn off.

Date

Written about A.D. 1650

Language

English

Physical facet

On paper. Binding, brown calf stamped with the crest a moor's head filleted about the temples and surmounted by a coronet

Physical extent

118 pages

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Collection contents

Letters, correspondence, and poems collected by Professor C. H. Firth

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