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Absolon (William), 42-43, 1.

Achille Tatius, 162.

Acolastus, 57 n. 1.

Adamo (Antonio di), 478 n. 2.

Admiral (Lord), troupe du, 497 M6.

Admonition to the People of England, An, 214 n. 4.

Ad Petrum Bembum de Imita- DOTE ÉLENTTs

Advertisement for Papp-hatchett, Ans 22, 283, 478 en. 2.

Alamanni (Luigi), 260 n. 3.

Albert le Grand, 422.

Albion's England, 233.

Alencon (François, duc d’), 108 et Suiv.

Allégorie, au XVIe siècle, 104.

Dans les divertissements de cour, 106. Différentes sortes, 189.

Allitération, chez les anciens, 468 n. 1. Dans la poésie anglaise, 468 n. 2. Dans la prose anglaise, ibid. Abus de, 457 n. 6.

Almond for a Parrat, An, 216.

Amarilli, 322 n. 2, 388 n. 5.

Aminta, 136 n.2;3228mn.2, 384 n.3, Je He Ze MO HOMME 20 /HnaemeeSin. ibid 2 1D10.

10e 3, ibid. Ho 329.

Amour, au temps de Henry VIII, 293-4. Satire de l’, dans Lyly, 64 et suiv., 268-9. Chez les successeurs de Lyly, 479.

Amyntas, 485 n. 1.

Anatomie of Absurdily, The, 478 n°22

Anatomy of Abuses, The, 262 n. 2.

Anatomy of Wi, The, voir Euphues.

Andrews (Dr.), 221 n. 4.

Angeli (Nicola degli), 328 n. 5.

Angus {comte d’), 181 n. 5.

Anjou (duc d’), 108.

Anotomi, that is to say a parting in peeces of the mass, An, 478 nee

Antibossicon, 8 n. 4.

Antithèse, abus en poésie, au XVIe siècle, 169.

Antivalomeni, CUS SIENNE

Aypologie for Poetrie, An, 380, 413 01.01

Apologye, The, [of Sir Thomas More], 452 et suiv.

APPUI des Lacédémoniens,

Appius and LES SUR

Apulée, 461 n. 1, 462.

Arbasto, 478 n. 2.

Aretino (Pietro), 320.

Argenti (Agostino), 320, 324 n. 1.

Ariosto (Lodovico), 320, 321, n. 1.

Arisbas, 479 n. 2, 481.

Aristote, 319, 423 n. 2.

Arraignment of Paris, The, 119 ide en ON 2 OI St 2e

Ars Amandi, 595 et suiv.

Arte of Rhetorique, 258 n. 1, 22 n. 2, 457 n. 6, 464 et suiv.

Arundel (Charles), 123 et suiv.

Arundel {comte d’), 128.

Ascham (Roger), 48 n. 1, 54, 62 nm L'AlI e60En 32700 ee n. 2, 423, 444 n. 2, 461 n. 1, 462, 470, 498.

Asiatique, prose, 461.

Asolani, Gli, 60 n. 3.

Astrological Discourse, An, &c. [de Richard Harvey], 139 n. 2.

Astrophel and Stella, 473 n. 1.

As you like it, 487 n. 2, 488.

Athéisme, ses progrès, 53, 55.

Aulu-Gelle, 423 n. 2, 461 n. 1.

Autobiographie, au XVI siècle, 74 n. 3. Dans l’Anatomy of Wit, EME aon le

Aylmer (John), 19%n."3, 213:

Babees Book,The,68n

Bacon (Francis), 98, 20 42 n. 3.

Bacon (Sir Nicholas), ONE

Paker (George Pierce), 22 0 Rp 1 145, 46m 1 155188 .n..2,-239 Ho Pan le

Bandello (Matteo), 286 n. £.

Bang (W.), 246 n. 4, 320 n. 4.

Bartholomaeus Anglicus, 422.

Bastard (Thomas), 3 n. 1.

Baieman uppon Bartholome, his booke, De Proprietalibus rerum,

Po & Fletcher, 341 n. 3, 486

nie (Agostino), 320, 322 n. 2.

Becon (Thomas), 7.

Bedingfield (Thomas), 78 n. 3.

Bceston (Sir Hugh), 235, 239.

Bellenden (William), 27 n. 2.

Bembo (Pietro), 60 n. 3, 272 n. 2.

Bertaut de la Grise (René), 447, ibid ne:

Bestiaires, 422 n. 8.

Beware the Cat, 21 n. 3.

Bibbiena (cardinal), 320.

Bible, emprunts de Lyly à la, 259, 262. L’euphuisme et la, 463 n. 2.

Rildius (Beatus, Rhenanus, Pins

Bingham (Sir Richard), 2

Birthe of Hercules, 318 n. 6.

PRES Entertainment at, 484 ‘0

Blackfriars, théâtre de, 103.

Blount (Edward), 103 n. 1. 483 n. 5, 185 n. 2.

Boaïistuau (Pierre), 422 n. 7.

Boccaccio (Giovanni), CORNE OS AN De A0

Bond (R. Ware. 146, 147, 155, SON SI EN ES RS 20710 382 m. 1, 403 n. Fe 484 mn. 2, 486 idones, AP es À:

Ronetti (Rocho), 539.

Book of the Invention of the Art of Navigation, À, 446 n. 1.

Book of Nurture, The, [de Hugh Rhodes], 68 n. 1.

Book of secrets of the vertues of Herbes, &c., The, 422.

Rourchier (John), Lord Berners, 446 mn. 1, 450, 451.

Bridges (Dr. John), 212 n. 3.

Bricfe and plaine declaration concerning the desires “of "all... faithfull ministers, 212 n. 3.

Bright (J. W.), 451 n. 1.

Brodhelt (Dorothea), Le ik 5

Brooke (George), 23 n.

Brooke (John), of . 78 n. 3.

Brooke (Philippa), 236.

Browne (Beatrice), 1932, 243, 247, 566.

Browne (Richard), 132, 247.

Bryan (Sir Francis), 446 n. 1.

3uck (George), 236.

Bullen (A. H.), 403 n. 1.

Bullinger (Henri), en. 6.

Bussy d'Ambois, 498 n. 4.

Burgh (Catherine), 16.

Burgh (Elizabeth), 23 n. 2.

Burgh (Jane), 15.

Burgh (Serlo de), 16.

Burghley (William Cecil, Lord), 22 n. 3, 23, 35. 36 n. 2, 43, 44, 69,0 mar One ibid. n. 6, 98, AUX 3, 105 n. ?, 195: ë n. 4, 129, 130, 134, 150, 11 n.

Calisto, La, 324, ibid. n. 1.

Calverley (Walter), 133, 236.

Cambises, 311 n. 1.

Cambridge, Université de, état des études, 28 n. 3.

Camden (William), 9 n. 1.

Campaspe, date, 98, 572. Sources.

98, 315, 316, 319. Ressemblance avec Damon & Pithias, 314 n. 1.

Composition, 99 et suiv. Effet produit sur les contemporains, 101. Représentée à Blackfriars, 103, à la cour, ibid. Allégorie dans, 103. Coïncidences historiques, 106. Invectives contre Athènes dans, 107. Considérée par certains critiques comme la meilleure des comédies de Lvly, 309 n. 1. Genre, 334. Intrigue.