...BOOKS SET FORTH ANNO 1601 ' LOVE'S MARTYR.' Love's Martyr or Rosaline's Complaint, by Robert Chester, allegorically shadowing the truth of love in the constant fate of the Phoenix and Turtle, with sundry other poems, dedicated to Sir John Salusbury. To these are added divers poetical exercises upon...

...printed along with verses by Jonson, Chapman, and Marston in a collection by Robert Chester, entitled Love's Martyr: or, Rosalin's Complaint. Allegorically...Love, in the constant Fate of the Phoenix and Turtle. The volume is dedicated to Sir John Salusbury, who in 1586 had married Ursula Halsall, born Stanley,...

...in a collection by Robert Chester, entitled Love's Martyr: or, Rosalin's Complaint. Alley orically shadowing the Truth of Love, in the constant Fate of the Phoenix and Turtle. The volume is dedicated to Sir John Salusbury, who in 1586 had married Ursula Halsall, born Stanley,...

...appended to a book by Robert Chester, the abbreviated title of which is Love's Martyr: or Rosaline's Complaint. Allegorically shadowing the truth of Love...constant Fate of the Phoenix and Turtle . . . With . . . some new compositions, of several modern Writers whose names are subscribed to their several...

...should not make public the name of its "master" (author, or main hero). 7. Loves Martyr or Rosalins Complaint. Allegorically shadowing the truth of Love in the constant Fate of the Phoenix and the Turtle. A Poem enterlaced with much variete and raritie; now first translated out of the venerable...

...primera edición, la ya citada anteriormente de Chester. En efecto, la portadilla dice exactamente: "Love's Martyr, or Rosalin's Complaint. Allegorically...in the Constant Fate of the Phoenix and Turtle... ". Tal vez por eso los traductores se permiten todas las libertades (aunque sólo sea en el título)....

...with an attribution to 'W. Shakespeare' in a special collection of verses appended to Robert Chester's Love's Martyr, or Rosalin's Complaint, Allegorically...Love, in the Constant Fate of the Phoenix and Turtle, published in 1 60 1. It seems likely, as Carleton Brown speculates, that Sir John Salusbury, to whom...

...Cressida. Robert Chester, Sir John's chaplain, leads off Love's Martyr with a long allegorical poem, "shadowing the truth of love in the constant fate of the phoenix and turtle." Chester has a subtitle, "Rosalin's Complaint," where Rosalin = Nature and "complaint," a catchall,...

...Chester's work bore the title : ' Love's Martyr, or Rosalin's complaint, allegorically shadowing and the the Truth of Love in the Constant Fate of the Phoenix and Turtle . . . [with] some new compositions of seueral moderne Writers whose names are subscribed to their seuerall workes.'...