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Recorded uses: DJR-080 — homer: Homer, Iliad 18–19, Buckley translation; the shield and Achilles receiving armour.; work/audit-025/sources.json — 080-homer: Homer, Iliad 18–19, Buckley translation.
BIB-1303
Virgil, Georgics 1.417–422, Latin text used to check the weather quotation.
Recorded uses: DJR-037 — Virgil: Virgil, Georgics 1.417–422, Latin text used to check the weather quotation.; work/audit-011/sources.json — Virgil: Virgil, Georgics 1.417–422, Latin text used to check the weather quotation..
BIB-1304
Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17; Shilleto translation, the lover’s dangers and Thero’s thumb. Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17, in Morals; the fighter’s wound. Plutarch, On Love 16, in A. R. Shilleto’s English translation: Galba and Maecenas, followed by Phayllus’s hope of office through Philip. Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17 Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17, in Morals Plutarch, On Love 16, in A. R. Shilleto’s English translation
Recorded uses: DJR-130 — Plutarch17: Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17; Shilleto translation, the lover’s dangers and Thero’s thumb.; DJR-131 — Plutarch Love: Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17, in Morals; the fighter’s wound.; DJR-149 — PlutarchLove16: Plutarch, On Love 16, in A. R. Shilleto’s English translation: Galba and Maecenas, followed by Phayllus’s hope of office through Philip.; work/audit-042/sources.json — 130-Plutarch17: Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17; work/audit-042/sources.json — 131-Plutarch Love: Plutarch, Dialogue on Love 17, in Morals; work/audit-048/sources.json — 149-PlutarchLove16: Plutarch, On Love 16, in A. R. Shilleto’s English translation.
BIB-1305
Boccaccio, Decameron 4.1; Ghismonda and Guiscardo’s heart. Boccaccio, Decameron 5.1; Cymon and Iphigenia, including the later violence. Boccaccio, Decameron 1.3: Melchizedek’s three rings and the unresolved claim. Boccaccio, Decameron 4.1 Boccaccio, Decameron 5.1 Boccaccio, Decameron 1.3
Recorded uses: DJR-130 — Boccaccio: Boccaccio, Decameron 4.1; Ghismonda and Guiscardo’s heart.; DJR-131 — Boccaccio: Boccaccio, Decameron 5.1; Cymon and Iphigenia, including the later violence.; DJR-162 — boccaccio: Boccaccio, Decameron 1.3: Melchizedek’s three rings and the unresolved claim.; work/audit-042/sources.json — 130-Boccaccio: Boccaccio, Decameron 4.1; work/audit-042/sources.json — 131-Boccaccio: Boccaccio, Decameron 5.1; work/audit-053/sources.json — 162-boccaccio: Boccaccio, Decameron 1.3.
BIB-1306
Machiavelli, Florentine Histories 5.1, public-domain English text: the cycle of order, prosperity and ruin. Machiavelli, Florentine History, book 7: Cosimo de’ Medici’s changing fortunes. Machiavelli, Florentine Histories 5.1, public-domain English text Machiavelli, Florentine History, book 7
Recorded uses: DJR-091 — Machiavelli: Machiavelli, Florentine Histories 5.1, public-domain English text: the cycle of order, prosperity and ruin.; DJR-092 — Machiavelli: Machiavelli, Florentine History, book 7: Cosimo de’ Medici’s changing fortunes.; work/audit-029/sources.json — 091-Machiavelli: Machiavelli, Florentine Histories 5.1, public-domain English text; work/audit-029/sources.json — 092-Machiavelli: Machiavelli, Florentine History, book 7.
BIB-1307
James VI and I, Daemonologie, book 1, chapter 3, magicians and witches.
Recorded uses: DJR-031 — James: James VI and I, Daemonologie, book 1, chapter 3, magicians and witches.; work/audit-009/sources.json — James: James VI and I, Daemonologie, book 1, chapter 3, magicians and witches..
BIB-1308
Plutarch, Table Talk 7.5.1: music and intoxication; historical English translation, Project Gutenberg. Plutarch, Non posse, section 16: women in the Epicurean garden; historical English translation, Project Gutenberg. Plutarch, Table Talk 8.1: celebrations of Socrates and Plato; English translation, contextual comparison. Plutarch, Table Talk 1.5; English translation, love, poetry and softened character. Plutarch, Table Talk 7.5.1 Plutarch, Non posse, section 16 Plutarch, Table Talk 8.1 Plutarch, Table Talk 1.5
Recorded uses: DJR-085 — plutarch-music: Plutarch, Table Talk 7.5.1: music and intoxication; historical English translation, Project Gutenberg.; DJR-085 — plutarch-epicurus: Plutarch, Non posse, section 16: women in the Epicurean garden; historical English translation, Project Gutenberg.; DJR-111 — PlutarchTableTalk: Plutarch, Table Talk 8.1: celebrations of Socrates and Plato; English translation, contextual comparison.; DJR-132 — PlutarchTable: Plutarch, Table Talk 1.5; English translation, love, poetry and softened character.; work/audit-027/sources.json — 085-plutarch-music: Plutarch, Table Talk 7.5.1; work/audit-027/sources.json — 085-plutarch-epicurus: Plutarch, Non posse, section 16; work/audit-036/sources.json — 111-PlutarchTableTalk: Plutarch, Table Talk 8.1; work/audit-043/sources.json — 132-PlutarchTable: Plutarch, Table Talk 1.5.
BIB-1309
Seneca, On Benefits 4.5 and 7.2: divine gifts beyond necessity; freedom from disturbances. English translation. Seneca, On Benefits 4.5 and 7.2
Recorded uses: DJR-160 — seneca: Seneca, On Benefits 4.5 and 7.2: divine gifts beyond necessity; freedom from disturbances. English translation.; work/audit-052/sources.json — 160-seneca: Seneca, On Benefits 4.5 and 7.2.
BIB-1310
Jonson, Epicoene: Sir Amorous La Foole. Jonson, Epicoene
Recorded uses: DJR-122 — Jonson: Jonson, Epicoene: Sir Amorous La Foole.; work/audit-039/sources.json — 122-Jonson: Jonson, Epicoene.
BIB-1311
Ben Jonson, Volpone, act 3: promises to Celia. Ben Jonson, Volpone, act 3
Recorded uses: DJR-125 — Jonson: Ben Jonson, Volpone, act 3: promises to Celia.; work/audit-040/sources.json — 125-Jonson: Ben Jonson, Volpone, act 3.
BIB-1312
The Voyages of Pedro Fernandez de Quiros, ed. Clements Markham (1904), vol. 1: memorials and bibliography, including Amsterdam 1612. The Voyages of Pedro Fernandez de Quiros, edited by Clements Markham (1904), vol. 1. Memorials and bibliography, including Amsterdam printings in 1612.
Recorded uses: DJR-006 — Quiros: The Voyages of Pedro Fernandez de Quiros, ed. Clements Markham (1904), vol. 1: memorials and bibliography, including Amsterdam 1612.; DJR-015 — Quiros: The Voyages of Pedro Fernandez de Quiros, edited by Clements Markham (1904), vol. 1. Memorials and bibliography, including Amsterdam printings in 1612..
BIB-1313
Romaunt of the Rose 4261–4270; Skeat edition transcription, the omitted line and condemnation of Wicked Tongue’s slander. Romaunt of the Rose 4261–4270
Recorded uses: DJR-138 — Romaunt4261: Romaunt of the Rose 4261–4270; Skeat edition transcription, the omitted line and condemnation of Wicked Tongue’s slander.; work/audit-045/sources.json — 138-Romaunt4261: Romaunt of the Rose 4261–4270.
BIB-1314
Galileo, Sidereal Messenger: the four Medicean planets orbiting Jupiter. Galileo, Sidereal Messenger
Recorded uses: DJR-074 — galileo: Galileo, Sidereal Messenger: the four Medicean planets orbiting Jupiter.; work/audit-023/sources.json — galileo: Galileo, Sidereal Messenger.
BIB-1315
Theocritus, Idylls 8 and 18, in Andrew Lang’s translation. Theocritus, Idyll 27, The Wooing of Daphnis; Andrew Lang translation. Theocritus, Idyll 27, The Wooing of Daphnis
Recorded uses: DJR-123 — Theocritus: Theocritus, Idylls 8 and 18, in Andrew Lang’s translation.; DJR-124 — Theocritus: Theocritus, Idyll 27, The Wooing of Daphnis; Andrew Lang translation.; work/audit-040/sources.json — 123-Theocritus: Theocritus, Idylls 8 and 18, in Andrew Lang’s translation.; work/audit-040/sources.json — 124-Theocritus: Theocritus, Idyll 27, The Wooing of Daphnis.
BIB-1316
Montaigne, Essays, “De la force de l’imagination,” French text in the consulted edition; parallel pairings of Dagobert and Francis, and of the Celsus and Augustine accounts. Montaigne, On imagination
Recorded uses: DJR-039 — Montaigne: Montaigne, Essays, “De la force de l’imagination,” French text in the consulted edition; parallel pairings of Dagobert and Francis, and of the Celsus and Augustine accounts.; work/audit-012/sources.json — Montaigne: Montaigne, On imagination.
BIB-1317
Culpeper, Complete Herbal, expanded 1850 edition: dispensatory vocabulary including tablet forms, Diamoschu Dulce and Requies. Later terminology comparator only; not a reconstruction of Burton’s recipes. Culpeper, Complete Herbal, expanded 1850 edition