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Art Neuendorffer
Jun 5, 2004, 9:15:31 AM6/5/04
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1) Shakspere dies just after his 52nd birthday (in his 53rd year).
2) The biblical Enoch lives
365 years.
3) Wren's St. Paul's is 366 feet high.
4) Petrarch wrote 366 Sonnets to LAURA.
4) Petrarch wrote 366 Sonnets to LAURA.
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LAURA has a "TIGER's or she-bear's HEART"
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Specular Desires: Orpheus and
Pygmalion as Aesthetic Paradigms
in PETRARCH's Rime sparse by Migraine-George
http://muse.jhu.edu/demo/cls/36.3migraine-george.html
in PETRARCH's Rime sparse by Migraine-George
http://muse.jhu.edu/demo/cls/36.3migraine-george.html
<<In PETRARCH's Rime sparse, LAURA
often appears as cruel & poisonous:
she is "a wild creature" who "crouches and flees" and "destroys" him,
often appears as cruel & poisonous:
she is "a wild creature" who "crouches and flees" and "destroys" him,
who has
a "TIGER's or she-bear's HEART"
(152.1).>>
MERCUTIO: Now
is he for the numbers that PETRARCH
flowed
in:
LAURA to his lady was but a KITCHEN-WENCH;
-------------------------------------------------------LAURA to his lady was but a KITCHEN-WENCH;
LAURA = L'AURA (the AIR)
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The Winter's Tale Act 3, Scene 3
Ant. and so, with shriekes
She melted into AYRE.
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Luc. Read, and declare the meaning.
Reades.
WHen as a Lyons Whelpe, shall to himselfe vnknown, with-
out seeking finde, and bee embrac'd by a peece of TENDER AYRE:
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The peece of TENDER AYRE, thy vertuous Daughter,
Which we call MOLLIS AER, and MOLLIS AER
We terme it MULIER; which MULIER I diuine
Is this most constant Wife, who euen now
Answering the Letter of the Oracle,
Vnknowne to you vnsought, were clipt about
With this most TENDER AIRE.
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From fairest creatures we desire increase
That thereby beauty's rose might nEVER die,
But, as the riper should by time decease,
His TENDER HEIRE might bear his MEMORY.
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Luc. Read, and declare the meaning.
Reades.
WHen as a Lyons Whelpe, shall to himselfe vnknown, with-
out seeking finde, and bee embrac'd by a peece of TENDER AYRE:
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The peece of TENDER AYRE, thy vertuous Daughter,
Which we call MOLLIS AER, and MOLLIS AER
We terme it MULIER; which MULIER I diuine
Is this most constant Wife, who euen now
Answering the Letter of the Oracle,
Vnknowne to you vnsought, were clipt about
With this most TENDER AIRE.
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From fairest creatures we desire increase
That thereby beauty's rose might nEVER die,
But, as the riper should by time decease,
His TENDER HEIRE might bear his MEMORY.
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Alice! a childish story take,
And with a gentle hand
Lay it where Childhood's dreams are twined
In MEMORY's mystic band,
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Alice! a childish story take,
And with a gentle hand
Lay it where Childhood's dreams are twined
In MEMORY's mystic band,
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Milton(1630):
<<Dear son of MEMORY, great *HEIR of
FAME*>>
T O T H/E/
O /N/__LIEB/E/G E _____TTER *oF* THES E IN
_ \S\U I N/G/ S- /O/ NNET/S/MrW _ \H\ ALLH _*A* _PPI N ESS
_ \E\A N/D/ T /H/ ATET/E/RNITI___\E\ PRO_ *M* _IS E DBYO
__ \U\R/E/ V /E/ _RLIV/I/NGPOETW _ \I\ _SH_ *E* _T H THEWE
___ \L L/ W /I/ SHIN/G/ADVENTURE \R\ IN _____ S ETTING
____ \F/ O /R/ TH
_ \S\U I N/G/ S- /O/ NNET/S/MrW _ \H\ ALLH _*A* _PPI N ESS
_ \E\A N/D/ T /H/ ATET/E/RNITI___\E\ PRO_ *M* _IS E DBYO
__ \U\R/E/ V /E/ _RLIV/I/NGPOETW _ \I\ _SH_ *E* _T H THEWE
___ \L L/ W /I/ SHIN/G/ADVENTURE \R\ IN _____ S ETTING
____ \F/ O /R/ TH
"Leaving *NO HEIR* begotten of his body" -- Henry VI
Part 1
April 6, 1327,
PETRARCH 1st sets eyes on
LAURA
April 6, 1348, PETRARCH's LAURA, dies of plague
April 6, 1584
BRIDGET VERE born.
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MEASURE FOR
MEASURE - ACT III SCENE II
LUCIO: Does BRIDGET PAINT still, Pompey, ha?
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April 6,
1483, RAPHAEL born (according to
BEMO)
April 6,
1520, RAPHAEL dies (according to
BEMO)
April 6, 1584 BRIDGET VERE born.
April 6, 1584, CARAVAGGIO apprenticed to painter SIMONe PETER-zano
April 6, 1588, CARAVAGGIO ends apprenticeship to SIMONe PETER-zano
April 6, 1588, CARAVAGGIO ends apprenticeship to SIMONe PETER-zano
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{anagram}
"I SHAKSPER"
"EKPHRASIS": A presentation to the mind's eye.
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<<PETRARCH's poems, because of their sculpted quality and
"I SHAKSPER"
"EKPHRASIS": A presentation to the mind's eye.
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<<PETRARCH's poems, because of their sculpted quality and
because of PETRARCH's use of EKPHRASIS --for instance in
sonnet 78 where LAURA appears as SIMON's painting-
-which
introduces the gaze into writing, are made visible
to
the reader's eyes. Winn thus writes:
"PETRARCH's poetry, however expressive and
sonorous, also employs
techniques learned from the recondite virtuosity of the Middle Ages,
.
including ANAGRAMMATIC DISTORTIONS of LAURA's name.>>
techniques learned from the recondite virtuosity of the Middle Ages,
.
including ANAGRAMMATIC DISTORTIONS of LAURA's name.>>
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Oxford and VIRGINIA PADOANA, the Venetian Courtesan
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~ahnelson/ITALY/Virginia.html
Oxford's association with Venetian courtesan VIRGINIA PADOANA is
recorded in a letter written by Sir Stephen Powle to John Chamberlain,
dated September 21,1587, from VENICE, now Bodleian Library,
Oxford and VIRGINIA PADOANA, the Venetian Courtesan
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~ahnelson/ITALY/Virginia.html
Oxford's association with Venetian courtesan VIRGINIA PADOANA is
recorded in a letter written by Sir Stephen Powle to John Chamberlain,
dated September 21,1587, from VENICE, now Bodleian Library,
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Girolamo Cardano's alma mater: PADUA University
Cardano predicts he will live to the age of 75
[September 21, 1576, Cardano commits suicide 3 days early.]
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Girolamo Cardano's alma mater: PADUA University
Cardano predicts he will live to the age of 75
[September 21, 1576, Cardano commits suicide 3 days early.]
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{ANAGRAMMATIC
DISTORTION}
VIRGINIA PADOANA
I IGNARI PADOVANA
VIRGINIA PADOANA
I IGNARI PADOVANA
[The UNAWARE OF
PADOVANA]
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Noventa PADOVANA was PADUA's main fluvial port: here boats would
stop
and people and goods would reach PADUA by coaches and carts. In 1209 the
10-km long Piovego Canal was excavated, from Noventa PADOVANA to PADUA.
The canal would convey the course of the Bacchiglione into the Brenta,
connecting PADUA to the Naviglio del Brenta and, therefore, to VENICE.
and people and goods would reach PADUA by coaches and carts. In 1209 the
10-km long Piovego Canal was excavated, from Noventa PADOVANA to PADUA.
The canal would convey the course of the Bacchiglione into the Brenta,
connecting PADUA to the Naviglio del Brenta and, therefore, to VENICE.
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From: Pat Dooley (patd...@nospam.allowed.nls.net)
Subject: Re: Shakespeare's Erudition
Newsgroups: humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare
Date: 2002-07-28 17:40:45 PST
Subject: Re: Shakespeare's Erudition
Newsgroups: humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare
Date: 2002-07-28 17:40:45 PST
His reference to the "common ferry" by which
Portia entrusts Balthasar with a message shows that
he knew the fastest way to get from Venice to
Padua. The mysterious "Tranect" may refer
to the apparatus that was used to transfer boats
from the river Brenta to the lagoon of Venice.
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PETRARCH & BEMO both settled in PADUA.
Portia entrusts Balthasar with a message shows that
he knew the fastest way to get from Venice to
Padua. The mysterious "Tranect" may refer
to the apparatus that was used to transfer boats
from the river Brenta to the lagoon of Venice.
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PETRARCH & BEMO both settled in PADUA.
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BEMO's Raphael (April 6, 1483 - April
6, 1520)
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