The Anatomy of Melancholy

Recorded uses: DJR-127 — LucianStatue: Pseudo-Lucian, Amores 15–16; English translation, the lover of the Cnidian statue.; DJR-130 — Lucian: Amores 46, attributed to Lucian; the male beloved and shared life.; DJR-136 — LucianLoves39: Loves 39–40, transmitted under Lucian’s name; English translation, Callicratidas’s polemic and cosmetics.; DJR-139 — LucianPerfumes: Loves 39–40, transmitted under Lucian’s name; English translation, Callicratidas’s attack on cosmetics and Arabian perfumes.; work/audit-041/sources.json — 127-LucianStatue: Pseudo-Lucian, Amores 15–16; work/audit-042/sources.json — 130-Lucian: Amores 46, attributed to Lucian; work/audit-044/sources.json — 136-LucianLoves39: Loves 39–40, transmitted under Lucian’s name; work/audit-045/sources.json — 139-LucianPerfumes: Loves 39–40, transmitted under Lucian’s name.

BIB-0747

Pausanias, Description of Greece 7.21.1–5; Jones and Ormerod translation, Coresus and Callirhoe. Pausanias, Description of Greece 7.21.1–5

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Recorded uses: DJR-133 — Pausanias721: Pausanias, Description of Greece 7.21.1–5; Jones and Ormerod translation, Coresus and Callirhoe.; work/audit-043/sources.json — 133-Pausanias721: Pausanias, Description of Greece 7.21.1–5.

BIB-0748

Plotinus, Enneads 3.5.1, Stephen MacKenna’s public-domain translation, for comparison.

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Recorded uses: DJR-108 — plotinus: Plotinus, Enneads 3.5.1, Stephen MacKenna’s public-domain translation, for comparison.; work/audit-035/sources.json — 108-plotinus: Plotinus, Enneads 3.5.1, Stephen MacKenna’s public-domain translation, for comparison..

BIB-0749

Petrarch, Secretum 3; Latin dialogue, Seneca quotation and the examples of purple, coins and beauty. Petrarch, Secretum 3

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Recorded uses: DJR-135 — PetrarchSecretum: Petrarch, Secretum 3; Latin dialogue, Seneca quotation and the examples of purple, coins and beauty.; work/audit-044/sources.json — 135-PetrarchSecretum: Petrarch, Secretum 3.

BIB-0750

Hector Boece, History of the Scots 12.9; Latin text, Macbeth and Banquo’s encounter with three female figures. Boece History of the Scots 12.9

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Recorded uses: DJR-030 — Boece: Hector Boece, History of the Scots 12.9; Latin text, Macbeth and Banquo’s encounter with three female figures.; work/audit-009/sources.json — Boece: Boece History of the Scots 12.9.

BIB-0751

Hector Boece, History of the Scots, book 7, Latin text; the cited necessity anecdote was not located in this comparison. Boece, History of the Scots book 7

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Recorded uses: DJR-036 — Boece7: Hector Boece, History of the Scots, book 7, Latin text; the cited necessity anecdote was not located in this comparison.; work/audit-011/sources.json — Boece7: Boece, History of the Scots book 7.

BIB-0752

Hector Boece, History of the Scots, prefatory De vetustis Scotorum moribus §6; reported coercive practices, not independent confirmation of law. Boece, Ancient Customs §6

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Recorded uses: DJR-033 — BoeceCustoms: Hector Boece, History of the Scots, prefatory De vetustis Scotorum moribus §6; reported coercive practices, not independent confirmation of law.; work/audit-010/sources.json — BoeceCustoms: Boece, Ancient Customs §6.

BIB-0753

William Camden, Britannia (1607), Normanni 18. Latin edition by Dana F. Sutton; the sentence contains non minus, where Burton’s margin prints non.

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Recorded uses: DJR-014 — Camden: William Camden, Britannia (1607), Normanni 18. Latin edition by Dana F. Sutton; the sentence contains non minus, where Burton’s margin prints non..

BIB-0754

William Camden, Britannia, Derbyshire §4; Latin text attributing the four beer verses to Henry of Avranches. Camden, Derbyshire §4

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Recorded uses: DJR-034 — CamdenBeer: William Camden, Britannia, Derbyshire §4; Latin text attributing the four beer verses to Henry of Avranches.; work/audit-010/sources.json — CamdenBeer: Camden, Derbyshire §4.

BIB-0755

William Camden, Annals, 1573, section 16, English translation: Burchet’s attack on Hawkins, killing of a Tower keeper and execution by hanging. William Camden, Annals, 1573, section 16, English translation

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