...Rivers, see Walpole's Royal and Nnble Authors by Park, vol. 1. B. Willobie his Aviso, or the trite Picture of a modest Maide and of a chast and constant wife. W hereunto is added an Apologie, shewing the true meaning of H'illobie his Amsa : with the -cittorie...

...Survey of the Cathedral Church of St. David's, plates . . 8vo, 1717 1 . T- • 1965 Willoby (Henry) His Avisa, or the True Picture of a Modest Maide, and of a Chaste and Constant Wife, very rare, but wanting the title *+* I have accounts of editions, 1594, 1605,...

...modest wife CIn hexameter verse. The like argument whereof was never heretofore publ. [Lond. 1594. 4.] Whereunto is added An apologie shewing the true meaning of Willobie his Avisa [by Haon Dorret/] With' the victorie of English Chastitie never before publ. [Ib. 1609. 4.]). Sebeutenber...

...Picture of a modest maid and of a coast and constant wife. In hexameter verse. Lond. 4594. 4. Wbereunto is added An Apologie shewing the true meaning of Willobie his Avisa (by Hadr. Dorrelf) with the victorie of English Chastitie never before published. Lond. 1605. 4609....

...Lucretia, contained in commendatory verses to a poem, of considerable celebrity in its day, called " Willobie, his Avisa, or the true Picture of a modest Maide, and of a chast and constant Wife," first printed in I594, and subsequently in I596, I605, and I609 2. The lines are these : — " Though...

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...Drayton in his "Matilda," 1594 ; and in the commendatory verses to the poem entitled "Willobie M« yself. 1594 ; by Richard Barnefield, in "A Remembrance of some English Poets," at the conclusion of his "Complaints...

...mentioned by ])rayton in his " Matilda," 1594 ; and in the commendatory verses to the poem entitled " urs in the ranks of death. GON. My most dear Gloster ! [Exit EDMUND ehast and constant wife," 1594 ; by Richard Barnefield, in "A Remembrance of some English Poets," at...

...motive. In some laudatory verses prefixed to a curious and now rather scarce volume of poems, entitled, " Willobie his Avisa; or the True Picture of a Modest Maide, and of a Chaste and Constant Wife," 1591, the undergiven lines are found:— " Though Collatine have deerely...

...his " Matilda," 1594 ; and in the commendatory verses to the poem entitled " Willobio his Атна, again. He lends thee virtue, and he stole that word From thy behaviour ; 1594 ; by Richard Barnefield, in "A Kimembrance of some English Poets," at the conclusion of his "...