An edition of Theatrum poetarum (1675)

Theatrum poetarum

or A compleat collection of the poets, especially the most eminent, of all ages. The antients distinguish't from the moderns in their several alphabets.

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An edition of Theatrum poetarum (1675)

Theatrum poetarum

or A compleat collection of the poets, especially the most eminent, of all ages. The antients distinguish't from the moderns in their several alphabets.

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Printed for Charles Smith, at the Angel near the Inner Temple-Gate in Fleet-street.
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Subjects

Bio-bibliography, Biography, Collections, Early works to 1800, English Poets, English poetry, History and criticism, Poetry, Poets

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Cover of: Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum
Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum: containing brief characters of the English poets, down to the year 1675.
1824, From the press of Bonnant
in English - 3d ed. reprinted at the expense and with the notes, of Sir Egerton Brydges, bart.
Cover of: Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum
Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum: containing brief characters of the English poets, down to the year 1675
1824, From the Press of Bonnant
- 3d ed. reprinted at the expense and with the notes, of Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart.
Cover of: Theatrum poetarum Anglicanorum
Theatrum poetarum Anglicanorum: containing the names and characters of all the English poets, from the reign of Henry III. to the close of the reign of Queen Elizabeth
1800, Printed by Simmons and Kirkby, for J. White, Fleet-Street, London
- First published in 1675, and now enlarged by additions to every article from subsequent biographers and critics.
Cover of: Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum.
Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum.: Containing the names and characters of all the English poets, from the reign of Henry III. to the close of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. By Edward Phillips. First published in 1675, and now enlarged by additions from subsequent biographers and critics
1800, Printed by Simmons and Kirkby, for J. White, London
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Cover of: Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum.
Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum.: Containing the name and characters of all the English poets, from the reign of Henry III. to the close of the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
1675, Printed by Simmons and Kirkby, for J. White, London
Cover of: Theatrum poetarum
Theatrum poetarum: or A compleat collection of the poets, especially the most eminent, of all ages. The antients distinguish't from the moderns in their several alphabets.
1675, Printed for Charles Smith, at the Angel near the Inner Temple-Gate in Fleet-street.
in English

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Early works to 1800.

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Library of Congress
PR501 .P5 1675

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Pagination
2 v. in 1.

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OL6648990M
Internet Archive
theatrumpoetaru01philgoog
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22022225
OCLC/WorldCat
5473175

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