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- 16th Century
- Pedro CALDERON de la Barca (1600-1681)
The Online Books Page
Theatre History
he can be said to lack something of the wilder lyrical fantasy that we enjoy in Lope. He is more serious, didactic, even more doctrinal ... . This disadvantage in a secular drama becomes a positive asset in the autos sacramentales... --Philip Ward
- The Doctor of His Own Honor (El medico de su honra 1635)
Life is a Dream (La Vida es Sueno 1636)
- The Mighty Magician (El Magico prodigioso 1637)
- The Mayor of Zalamea (El Alcalde de Zalamea 1640)
- TANG Xianzu (1550-1616)
China Culture
- The Peony Pavilion (1598)
Project Gutenberg
Lincoln Center
- Rene DESCARTES (1596-1650)
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Parenthetic Doubt
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- Rules for the Direction of the Understanding (1628)
- Geometry (1637)
Discourse on the Method (1637)
he saw the universe as a gigantic machine in which everything is measurable; that which cannot be translated into mathematical terms is therefore unreal. According to this premise, the entire universe can be explained by mechanical and mathematical laws. --Robert B. Downs
- Meditations on First Philosophy (1641)
- Objections to the Meditations and Replies (1641, 1642)
- Principles of Philosophy (1644)
- Letter to the Marquis of Newcastle (November 23, 1646)
- Letter to Henry Moore (1649)
- Passions of the Soul (1650)
- Thomas CAREW (1595-1639)
Luminarium
- Poems
- George HERBERT (1593-1633)
The Online Books Page |
Luminarium
- The Temple (1633)
- Izaak WALTON (1593-1685)
The Online Books Page
Authors' Calendar
The Compleat Angler (1653)
Rexroth
- Johann Amos COMENIUS (1592-1670)
The Online Books Page
- The Labyrinth of the World (c. 1622)
- Robert HERRICK (1591-1664)
Luminarium |
The Online Books Page
Hesperides and Noble Numbers (1649)
- Thomas HOBBES (1588-1679)
The Online Books Page
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- Answer to Sir William D'Avenant's Preface before 'Gondibert' (1650)
- Elements of Law (1650)
- Elements of Philosophy (1651)
Leviathan (1651)
Possessing absolute power and incorporating in a single 'Will' the wills of all men, the sovereign is charged with preserving order and protecting life and property. Hobbes' assertion is that peace, the common goal of all men, can never be had unless this supreme power is firmly established and dutifully obeyed. --Robert B. Downs
- John FORD (1586-c. 1640)
The Online Books Page
- 'Tis Pity She's a Whore (1663)
- Cardinal RICHELIEU (Armand-Jean de Plessis, 1585-1642)
Hanover
- Political Testament (1687)
- John SELDEN (1584-1654)
The Online Books Page
- Table Talk (1689)
- Francis BEAUMONT (1584-1616)
The Online Books Page
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John FLETCHER (1579-1635)
The Online Books Page
- Plays
- Philip MASSINGER (1583-1640)
The Online Books Page
- A New Way to Pay Old Debts (c. 1625)
- Hugo GROTIUS (1583-1645)
The Online Books Page
On the Law of War and Peace (1625)
- TIRSO de Molina (Gabriel Tellez, 1583-1648)
Association for Hispanic Classical Theater
The Trickster of Seville (El burlador de Sevilla y convidadode piedra 1630)
- Lord HERBERT of Cherbury (1581-1648)
Poem Hunter
- Autobiography (1764)
- John WEBSTER (c. 1580-c. 1634)
The Online Books Page
- The White Devil (1612)
The Duchess of Malfi (c. 1618)
- Francisco Gomez de QUEVEDO y Villegas (1580-1645)
Poetry Searcher |
Anthology of Spanish Poetry
- "Satirical Letter of Censure" (Sermon estoico de censura moral 1625)
- Historia de la Vida del Buscon (1626)
Visions (Suenos 1627)
- Thomas MIDDLETON (1580-1627)
The Online Books Page
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William ROWLEY (1585-1642)
The Online Books Page
- The Changeling (1622)
- Luis VELEZ de Guevara (1579-1644)
Project Gutenberg
- El diablo cojuelo (1641)
- William HARVEY (1578-1657)
The Online Books Page
On the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals (Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus 1628)
The momentous discovery, in short, was that the same blood is carried out by arteries and returned by veins, performing a complete circulation. --Robert B. Downs
- Disquisition to John Riolan (Exercitatio anatomica de circulations sanguinis 1649)
- On the Generation of Animals (Exercitationes de Generatione Animalium 1651)
- Robert BURTON (1577-1640)
The Online Books Page
Anatomy of Melancholy (1621)
- Samuel PURCHAS (1577-1626)
Kraus Collection |
Kraus Collection, 4 vol.
- Purchas, His Pilgrimes (1625)
- John MARSTON (1575-1654)
The Online Books Page
Literary Encyclopedia
- The Malcontent (1603-04)
- Cyril TOURNEUR (1575-1626)
The Online Books Page |
Poetry Archive
- The Revenger's Tragedy (1607)
- John DONNE (1572-1631)
The Online Books Page
Carol Iannone essay |
Jeremy Bernstein essay |
Izaak Walton biography |
Thomas Carew elegy
Holy Sonnets (1607-1631)
A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning (1611)
First and Second Anniversary (1611, 1612)
Songs and Sonnets (to 1615)
Elegies (to 1615)
Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions (1624)
Sermons (1625, 1626)
The Canonization (1633)
- Lecture upon the Shadow (1635)
- Thomas DEKKER (1572-1632)
The Online Books Page
- The Shoemaker's Holiday (1600)
- Benjamin JONSON (1572-1637)
The Online Books Page
Volpone, or The Fox (1606)
- Masques (1614-1634)
Wikipedia
- Come, My Celia (The Forest 1616)
Epicene (1609)
- On My First Son (The Works of Benjamin Jonson 1616)
- Epitaph on Elizabeth (The Works of Benjamin Jonson 1616)
- To the Memory of My Beloved Master William Shakespeare (1623)
- Discoveries, or Timber; a commonplace book (1641)
- Johannes KEPLER (1571-1630)
History of Mathematics Archive |
Institute and Museum of the History of Science
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After tremendous search, the conjecture that the orbit [of a planet] was an ellipse with the sun at one of its foci was found to fit the facts. Kepler also discovered the law governing the variation in speed during one revolution, which was that the line sun-planet sweeps out equal areas in equal periods of time. Finally he also discovered that the squares of the periods of revolution round the sun vary as the cubes of the major axes of the ellipses. --Albert Einstein
- The New Astronomy (1609)
Epitome of Copernican Astronomy (1618-21)
Harmony of the World (1619)
- Tommaso CAMPANELLA (1568-1634)
The Online Books Page
- The City of the Sun (1602)
- Poems
- Thomas NASHE (1567-1601)
Luminarium
- The Unfortunate Traveller (1594)
- Thomas CAMPION (1567-1620)
The Online Books Page
- Songs
- GALILEO Galilei (1564-1642)
The Online Books Page |
Great Books and Classics
The Galileoscope
MacAndrew on Geocentrism
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- The Starry Messenger (Siderius Nuncius (1610)
- The Authority of Scripture (1614)
Dialogue on the Two Chief Systems of the World, the Ptolemaic and the Copernican (1632)
In the beginning of the discussion the old concept of a perfect an unchangeable heaven is challenged on the basis of evidence furnished by new stars and sunspots, and similarities are pointed out between the earth, moon, and planets. There follow propositions relating to the earth's rotation and to the revolution of the earth about the sun. In each argument the Copernican doctrine emerges triumphant as constituting the simplest and most logical explanation of astronomical phenomena. --Robert B. Downs
Dialogue Concerning the Two New Sciences (1638)
- Christopher MARLOWE (1564-1593)
The Online Books Page
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Doctor Faustus (1604)
Halliburton
- Poems
- William SHAKESPEARE (1564-1616)
The Online Books Page
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see Coleridge |
Samuel Johnson preface
It is, of course, the protean nature of Shakespeare's personality, as manifested in his plays, which has lead critics and writers to conscript him for various positions, from crypto-Catholic to conservative to agnostic humanist to nihilist. --Anthony O'Hear
King Henry VI, Parts I, II, and III (1590)
Romeo and Juliet (1591-1596)
King Richard III (1592)
The Taming of the Shrew (1593)
Titus Andronicus (1593)
Love's Labour's Lost (1594)
The Two Gentlemen of Verona (1594)
The Winter's Tale (1594-1610)
King Richard II (1595)
A Midsummer Night's Dream (1595)
The Merchant of Venice (1596)
King John (1596)
King Henry IV, Parts I and II (1597, 1598)
Damien Jaques review
great treatises on politics, maturity and responsibility. --Sidney Verba
The Merry Wives of Windsor (1597-1600)
As You Like It (1599)
Julius Caesar (1599)
King Henry V (1599)
Shulevitz
Shakespeare's dramatization of Henry's supreme leadership and martial valor (particularly in the battlefield speeches) can hardly fail to stir even the most churlish and disapproving, which is perhaps why the play is often treated in our less patriotic times with caution or even suspicion. --Anthony O'Hear
Much Ado about Nothing (1599)
The Passionate Pilgrim (1599)
Hamlet (1599-1600)
Zaleski |
Greenblatt
Some of what Hamlet does presupposes the sacred order assumed by medieval and even Reformation Christianity, and the action of the play makes little sense outside that context, and to that extent the play is unmodern; but there are within Hamlet's personality and character feelings and thoughts which put the old order in question, and it is these aspects of 'Hamlet' which have fascinated readers and commentators ever since, particularly since the Romantic era. --Anthony O'Hear
Troilus and Cressida (1602)
Twelfth Night, or, What You Will (1602)
Othello (1603)
All's Well That Ends Well (1603)
Measure for Measure (1603)
King Lear (1603-1606)
The power of speech to evoke man's most subtle and contradictory insights, the interplay of good and evil in the world, the terror of the irrational and the unknown and the healing power of hope and love are all woven into a single dream. --Zeph Stewart
Macbeth (1603-1606)
Jaffa |
Strini |
Spice |
Powell |
Walters |
Jaques |
Spice
Antony and Cleopatra (1606)
Coriolanus (1607)
Sandall
Timon of Athens (1607)
Pericles (1608)
Cymbeline (1609)
Motlani |
Jaques
The Sonnets (1609)
The Tempest (1611)
Following Coleridge, it is now more often seen as a "romance," along with other late plays ('The Winter's Tale', 'Pericles', 'Cymeline'), in which we also find scenes of the reconciliation of age-old disputes, with the disputants fortuitously brought together and lost children found. --Anthony O'Hear
King Henry VIII (1612)
- Michael DRAYTON (1563-1631)
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The Battle of Agincourt (Odes 1619)
To the Virginian Voyage (Odes 1619)
- Samuel DANIEL (1562-1619)
The Online Books Page
- Poems
- A Defence of Ryme (1603)
- LOPE Felix de Vega Carpio (1562-1635)
Golden Age Spanish Sonnets
- Peribanez (1610?)
Fuentovejuna [or Fuente ovejuna] (1613?)
- El Perro del Hortelano
El Caballero de Olmedo
- El Castigo sin Venganza (1631)
- La Dorotea
- Lost in a Mirror
- Francis BACON, 1st Baron Verulam (1561-1626)
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- Letter to Lord Burghley (1592)
Essays; Or, Counsels Civil and Moral (1597)
Of the Proficience and Advancement of Learning, Divine and Human (1605)
Bacon ranks as the earliest prominent methodologist of scientific inquiry. He represents an effort to proceed beyond the crude and slovenly inductive procedure of a simple enumeration of affirmative observations. --Robert B. Downs
- Wisdom of the Ancients (1619)
Novum Organum (1620)
- Apophthegms (1625)
New Atlantis (1626)
- Sylva Sylvarum (1627)
- Luis GONGORA y Argote (1561-1627)
Poetry Archive
- Sonnets
- Soledades
- George CHAPMAN (1559-1634)
The Online Books Page
- Comedies
- Tragedies
- Poems
- Thomas KYD (1558-1594)
The Online Books Page
- The Spanish Tragedy
- Sir Philip SIDNEY (1554-1586)
The Online Books Page
- The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
- Astrophel and Stella
- An Apology for Poetry
- Sir Walter RALEIGH (1554-1618)
The Online Books Page
- Poems
- History of the World
- Fulke GREVILLE, Lord Brooke (1554-1628)
Luminarium
Luminarium
- Poems
- Lazarillo de Tormes (anonymous, 1554)
Parallel text
- Agrippa D'AUBIGNE (1552-1630)
- Les Tragiques
- Sir Edward COKE (1552-1634)
Liberty Library
- Commentaries Upon Littleton
- Edmund SPENSER (1552 or 1553-1599)
The Online Books Page
The Faerie Queen (1599)
- Amoretti
- Complaints
- Hymne of Heavenly Beautie
- Shepheardes Calendar
- Richard HAKLUYT (c. 1552-1616)
The Online Books Page
- The Principal Navigations of the English Nation (1589)
- Sor JUANA Ines de la Cruz (1551-1595)
Sor Juana Project
- Poems
- The Book of Dede Korkut
(Kitab-i Dede Korkut 16th C.)
Ohio State
Twelve epic tales in prose and verse as presented in sixteenth-century manuscripts. An Islamic coloring is superimposed on a setting tht reflects the pre-Islamic heroic age of the Oghuz Turks. --A Guide to Oriental Classics
- The Book of Common Prayer (1549)
The Online Books Page
- Giordano BRUNO (1548-1600)
Esoteric Archives |
The Online Books Page |
Radical Adademy
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- The Expulsion of the Triumphant Beast (Spaccio de la Bestia Trionfante 1584)
- Miguel de CERVANTES Saavedra (1547-1616)
The Online Books Page,
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The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha (1604, 1615)
The theme is the contrast between the high ideals (ridiculously high ideals, in Cervantes' view) of chivalry and medieval romance, and the reality of real life. --Anthony O'Hear
- Exemplary Stories (Novelas ejemplares 1613)
- Sir Francis DRAKE (c. 1545-1595)
The Online Books Page
- Sir Francis Drake Revived
- Francis PRETTY
The Online Books Page
- Sir Francis Drake’s Famous Voyage Round the World (1580)
- Captain Walter BIGGES (d. 1586)
The Online Books Page
- Drake’s Great Armada
- Robert GARNIER (1544-1590)
- Mark Antony
Renaissance Editions
- The Jewesses
- Torquato TASSO (1544-1595)
The Online Books Page
Jerusalem Delivered (1580)
- Saint JOHN of the Cross (Juan de Yepes, later Juan de San Matia and Juan de La Cruz, 1542-1591)
Apart and Not Yet a Part | To the Divine | Nine poems |
The Online Books Page
Complete Poems
- William GILBERT (1540-1603)
Institute and Museum of the History of Science |
Stern
On the Lodestone, Magnetic Bodies and On the Great Magnet the Earth (1600)
- Garcilaso de la VEGA, "El Inca" (1539-1616)
Golden Age Spanish Sonnets
- Obras Completas
- Edward HAIES (c. 1539-[?])
The Online Books Page
- Sir Humphrey Gilbert's Voyage To Newfoundland
- Michel Eyquem de MONTAIGNE (1533-1592)
The Online Books Page
Authors' Calendar |
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Kenneth Rexroth review |
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Essays (1581, 1588)
The question of how a skeptic can live his life as a social and political agent is often asked, and here it is examined in 'attempts', or thought experiments. Nothing is asserted and everything can be doubted without despair or destructiveness. --Judith Shklar
- Jean BODIN (1530-1596)
- The Six Books on the State (1576)
- Antonio FERREIRA (c. 1528-1569)
Projecto Vercial
- Poetry
- Joachim Du BELLAY (1525-1560)
Archive of Classic Poems
- The Regrets
- Pierre de RONSARD (1524-1585)
Poetry Portal
- Odes
- Elegies
- Sonnets
- Luis Vaz de CAMOES [or CAMOENS] (1524-1580)
FT October 2002 |
FT August/September 2002 |
FT June/July 2002 |
FT May 2002 |
The Online Books Page
The Lusiads (1572)
- Gaspara STAMPA (1523-1554)
Poem Hunter
- Sonnets and Madrigals
- Fray LUIS de Leon (1520-1591)
Los Poetas
- Poems
- Pedro CIEZA DE LEON (1518?-1560)
Koeller
Modern History Sourcebook |
Zaro
- Incas of Pedro Cieza de Leon
(First Part 1553, Second Part 1871, Third Part 1979, Fourth Part 1909)
- Henry HOWARD, Earl of Surrey (1517-1547)
Luminarium
- Poems
Luminarium
- St. TERESA of Avila (1515-1582)
The Online Books Page
Allen
- Vida (1588)
It was in 1562 that she founded her first convent (in Avila) and during the next three years she set down the story of her life at the request of her spiritual director, Francisco de Soto y Salazar. She writes pungently and frankly, as she speaks, with no idea of punctuation and little of grammar. --Philip Ward
- Agustin de ZARATE (1514-?)
Virginia
- The Discovery and Conquest of Peru [Historia]
J. M. Cohen, trans. (1968)
- Andreas VESALIUS (1514-1564)
- On the Structure of the Human Body (1543)
Northwestern
Here is depicted the birth of scientific anatomy, man's first clear and accurate knowledge of the foundation stone of medical science and of the whole science of the human body. --Robert B. Downs
- Giorgio VASARI (1511-1574)
Lives of the Painters (Le Vite de' piu Eccellenti Pitttori, Scultori e Architettori 1550)
Illustrated
traveled throughtout the length and breadth of Italy to collect oral testimony, written documents and manuscripts, and to see the paintings which he then described at first hand. --Philip Ward
- Raphael HOLINSHED (d. c. 1580)
Project Gutenberg
- The Chronicles of England (1577)
- Jean CALVIN (1509-1564)
The Online Books Page
Christian Classics Ethereal Library
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Institutes of the Christian Religion (1536)
- Ambrose PARE (1509-1590)
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- Journeys in Diverse Places
Bartleby
- WU Ch'eng-en (c. 1506-1581)
Doran et al.
Hsi-yu chi [Monkey or The Journey to the West]
China Page
A highly imaginative fictional account of the epic pligrimages to India of the Buddhist monk Hsuan-tsang ... --A Guide to Oriental Classics
- Sir Thomas WYATT (1503-1542)
The Online Books Page
Luminarium
- Poems
- The Water Margin
or All Men Are Brothers
[Shui-hu chuan]
Chinese Classics & History |
National Museum of Japanese History
A classic of Chinese popular fiction, narrating the adventures of a band of outlaws in the Sung Dynasty. --A Guide to Oriental Classics
- 15th Century
- Benvenuto CELLINI (1500-1571)
The Online Books Page
Life of Benvenuto Cellini (1558-1564)
The artist as bohemian, free to disregard the laws and customs of ordinary men. --Raphael and McLeish
- Portuguese Voyages (1498-1663) (1953)
- Charles David Ley, Ed.
- Francois RABELAIS (c. 1495-1553)
The Online Books Page
Moran |
Schneider
Carne-Ross
Gargantua and Pantagruel (1535-1552)
- MARGUERITE de Valois (1492-1549)
The Online Books Page
- Heptameron
- Bernal DIAZ del Castillo (1492-1581)
- The Conquest of New Spain (1632)
PowerPoint
1492 and All That
- FUZULI (Suleyman Mehmet, c. 1490-c. 1556)
Poetry Magic
Leyla and Mejnun (1535-1536)
...stems from an old Arabic legend of unrequited love among the Bedouins. ... Fuzuli's beautiful treatment of it as a mystic allegory is the best-known Turkish version of the romance. --A Guide to Oriental Classics
- Francesco GUICCIARDINI (1483-1540)
eNotes
- The History of Italy (1561)
- Martin LUTHER (1483-1546)
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The Small Catechism
Project Wittenberg
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Luther & Zwingli / Should be treated singly; / L hated the peasants, / Z the Real Presence. --W. H. Auden
- Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation
Respecting the Reformation of the Christian Estate (1520)
The 'Address' was written by Luther after his realization that the breach between him and the papal church was complete and likely to be permanent. He wrote as a patriotic German rather than as a churchman or theologian. --Robert B. Downs
- Three Treatises
- The Babylonian Captivity of the Church
- The Bondage of the Will
- Commentary on Psalm 2
- Commentary on Psalm 110
- The Freedom of a Christian
Table Talk (1566)
- Baldassare CASTIGLIONE (1478-1529)
The Online Books Page
The Book of the Courtier (1528)
Sir Thomas Hoby, trans. (1561)
- Thomas MORE (1477-1535)
The Online Books Page
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Utopia (1516)
During his travels, the sailor had accidentally found the mythical island of Amaurote (Utopia), had lived there for five years, and was returning home with news of the perfect state. Highly unfavorable comparisons are drawn by the narrator between the inhabitants of this blessed isle and the people of England. --Robert B. Downs
- MICHELANGELO Buonarroti (1475-1564)
Bonner
Wolfe |
Royal |
Gilbert
Sonnets and Madrigals (1623)
- Ludivico ARIOSTO (1474-1533)
Orlando Furioso (1516)
On-Line Medieval and Classical Library
He has been able to fill poetic dreams with experience and wisdom, hope and determination. --Dante Della-Terza
- Nicolaus COPERNICUS (1473-1543)
Bartleby
History of Mathematics Archive |
Institute and Museum of the History of Science
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On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres (1543)
Copernicus had opened the eyes of the most intelligent to the fact that the best way to get a clear grasp of the apparent movements of the planets in the heavens was to regard them as movements round the sun conceived as stationary. --Albert Einstein
- WANG Yang-Ming (Wang Shou-Jen, 1472-1529)
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Instructions for Practical Living and other neo-Confucian Writings
Chan Wing-tsit, trans. (1963)
The principal Neo-Confucian philosopher of the fifteenth-sixteenth centuries, his philosophy of the mind drew on that of Chu Hsi, yet also provided the principal alternative to Chu Hsi's intellectualism in later Chinese thought, in regard to the role of moral intuition versus cognitive learning. --A Guide to Oriental Classics
- Niccolo MACHIAVELLI (1469-1527)
The Online Books Page
The History Guide
Isaiah Berlin essay |
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Discourses on the First Ten Books of Livy (c. 1513)
- The Mandrake, a Comedy (Mandragola 1518)
- Florentine History (Istorie fiorentine 8 vol. 1520-1525)
The Prince (1532)
Kenneth Rexroth review
His realistic acceptance of the evil in political means and its inevitability, indeed indispensability, in striving for heroic ends has shocked critics of politics for five hundred years, yet gain the book its status as what Isaiah Berlin called the first work of political science. --Richard E. Neustadt
- Desiderius ERASMUS (c. 1466-1536)
The Online Books Page
The Praise of Folly (1509)
- Colloquies (1518-1533)
- Gil VICENTE (c. 1465-c. 1536)
Poetry Archive
- Quem tem farelos? (1508)
- Auto da India (1509)
- Farso do Velho da Horta (1512)
- Auto dos Fisicos (1512)
- Fernando de ROJAS (c. 1465-1541)
The Spanish Bawd (La Celestina 1499)
- William DUNBAR (1460-1520)
Poem Hunter
- Poems
- John SKELTON (1460-1529)
The Online Books Page
- Poems
- LEONARDO Da Vinci (1452-1519)
The Online Books Page
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Notebooks
An indispensable treasury of original insights, jokes, inventions, and observations by one of the most remarkable men the world has ever known. --Philip Ward
- Christopher COLUMBUS (1451-1506)
Columbus Navigation
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- Letter Concerning Newly Discovered Islands (1493)
- CHANDIDAS (15th Century)
Poet Seers
- Love Songs of Chandidas
[Shri-Krishna-kirtana] (1916)
- Adi Granth (15th Century)
Sikhism
Sikhism
- Maurice SCEVE (15th Century)
REC Music Foundation
- Delie
- Diego de SAN PEDRO (fl. 1450)
Cal. Santa Barbara
- Prison of Love (Carcel de amor, 1492)
- Jorge MANRIQUE (1440-1479)
- Coplas
- Matteo Maria BOIARDO (1434-1494)
Project Gutenberg
- Orlando innamorato ("Orlando in Love" 1486)
- VILLON (Francois de Montcorbier, 1431-after 1462)
The Online Books Page
The Great Testament (1461)
Eric Ormsby review
a great poem of 2,000 or so lines which develops the 'legacy' theme but also interpolates the great ballads (some written earlier) by which he is remembered... --Philip Ward
- KABIR (c. 1430-1518)
The Online Books Page
- Poems
- Nur ad-Din 'Abd ar-Rahman JAMI (1414-1492)
Wikipedia
- Baharistan
English and Scottish Popular Ballads
The Online Books Page
Nelson |
KWIC Concordance
Rexroth
- Edited from the Collections of Francis James Child (1825-1896)
- < 1101-1400 | 1601-1700 >
Revised February 7, 2010.
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