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	Lanyer, Aemilia Criticism and Essays
		Lanyer attributed her literary endeavors and the religious nature of her subject matter to the behest of the countess, whose patronage may have made it possible for Salve deus to be published in 1611.
		Aside from a brief record noting Lanyer's unsuccessful attempt to establish a school for young women in 1617 and a court petition indicating her involvement in financial litigation in 1635, little else is known of her life between the publication of Salve deus and her death in 1645 at age seventy-six.
		Central to Lanyer's fusion of biblical history with an ideal contemporary society is her admonition of Clifford and other contemporary noble women to prepare to assume honored positions as brides of Christ.
	www.enotes.com /literary-criticism/lanyer-aemilia-vol-30 (881 words)

	In Search of Shakespeare . Emilia Lanier (the Dark Lady?) \| PBS
		Born in 1570, Emilia Lanier was a clearly striking young woman who stood out from the crowd in pasty faced London by account of her dark skin and hair.
		Emilia became the mistress of the Lord Hunsdon, the patron of Shakespeare's theatre company.
		The case for Emilia Lanier being the mysterious Dark Lady in Shakespeare's sonnets is strong.
	www.pbs.org /shakespeare/players/player34.html (998 words)

	The Jeronimo Bassano and Nicholas Lanier Families
		Nicholas Lanier of Rouen, France, was master flutist to Henri II of France and then in England was Master of Flutes for Elizabeth I and James I. Jeronimo Bassano "Jerome" \BJAJ M.1559-1635 See the chart for his family.
		Emilia Bassano was raised with the Countess of Kent, Susan Wingfield.
		Nicholas Lanier of Rouen, France, was master flutist to Henri II of France and then in England was Master of Flutes for Elizabeth I and James I. Nicholas Lanier had safe passage to England arranged by his patroness, the widowed Catherine de Medici.
	www.balcro.com /bassano.html (5772 words)

	Lake Lanier Resort
		Lanier was probably born in Greenwich and first taught by his father, who played the sackbut.
		Emilia Lanier or Aemilia Lanyer, (1569-1645) was the first Englishwoman to assert herself as a professional poet through her single volume of poems, ''Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum'' (1611).
		Born Aemilia Bassano, Lanyer was a member of the minor gentry through her father's appointment as a royal musician, and was apparently educated in the household of the dowager Countess of Kent.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/121/lake-lanier-resort.html (1140 words)

	"Writing in service: sexual politics and class position in the poetry of Aemilia Lanyer and Ben Jonson". by Ann Baynes ...
		Lanyer was the daughter of an Italian musician, Baptista Bassani, who had come to England in the mid-sixteenth century to serve as paid amusement and polish in the rather rough-around-the-edges Tudor court and had married an Englishwoman named Margaret Johnson.
		Lanyer herself makes clear that Elizabeth read her poetry and was generous in her patronage, but Alfonso Lanyer lost all her money in a series of foolish investments.
		Lanyer's Cooke-ham, on the other hand, is a desolate place; this country-house poem is a poem of loss, the poet figure left behind in a ruptured Eden to memorialize paradise lost.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Acropolis/6586/coiro.html (6383 words)

	Ameilia Lanyer "SDRJ"
		Plot Summary: Lanyer engages her powerful aristocratic women-patrons in a dialogue about women's historical reputation and capacity for creative excellence that reaches from Genesis to her own recent farewell to the estate (Cookham or "Cooke-ham") where she learned to think of herself as a poet with world-class aspirations.
		Their generosity and protection rescued Lanyer's avid, curious, sensitive mind from a difficult life serving as wife to a minor courtier in a loveless marriage.
		In doing this, Lanyer unites within the entire poem’s focus her patron’s embattled defense of her daughter’s inheritance rights, the defense of Jesus from false accusations and betrayal, and the "Ur-betrayal" of Eve by Satan.
	faculty.goucher.edu /eng211/ameilia_lanyer_sdrj.htm (2168 words)

	Aemilia Lanyer, 17th-C English Woman Poet: Bibliography
		"'Eves Apologie': Agrippa, Lanyer, and Milton." "All in All": Unity, Diversity, and the Miltonic Perspective.
		"Metaphoric Subversions: Feasts and Mirrors in Amelia Lanier's Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum." LIT 3 (1991): 101-13.
		Nelson's annotated bibliography in Aemilia Lanyer: Gender, Genre, and the Canon, ed.
	www.ic.arizona.edu /ic/mcbride/lanyer/lanbib.htm (3347 words)

	Peter Bassano: Shakespeare
		Emilia was a client of Simon Forman, she consulted him for astrological predictions in the same way that Elizabeth I consulted Dr Dee.
		Despite an enormous age difference Emilia became Hunsdon's mistress until 1592 when she became pregnant, she was hurriedly married off to poor old Alphonso Lanier.
		The lord whom Alphonso Lanier (Emilia's husband) served at the siege of Rouen, in Cadiz, on the Islands Voyage to the Azores, and in Ireland was Robert Devereux Earl of Essex whose badge was the Stag Trippant.
	peterbassano.com /shakespeare (1387 words)

	Dedicated to Carol Middleton, Bassano and Lanier Genealogist
		This was the year of publication of Emilia Bassano's book: the coincidence is too striking to not take this disc as an illustration of her biography, especially as compositions by the Bassanos are included.
		Moreover, Emilia does not hesitate to reinterpret the Scriptures in her own way: the principal subject is a meditation on the Passion of Christ, attributing the responsibiblity for the Crucifixion to men alone.
		Emilia's mother, as we know, was named Margaret Johnson: she was the aunt of Robert Johnson, lutenist and composer, musician for Shakespeare's theater company.
	www.balcro.com /carol.html (15646 words)

	The Lanier Home Page
		Nicholas Lanier moved to East Greenwich, County Kent, where he was one of the musicians to the Court until his death about 1612.
		Nicholas Lanier, who was in the Court of King Henry II of France, and also the Court of Queen Elizabeth and King James of England, was the founder of the Lanier family of musicians and the ancestor of the American Laniers.
		There is the hypothesis that the John Lanier who married Lucreece is the same John Lanier who was the husband of Miss Sampson and Sarah Edmunds.
	www.mindspring.com /~wdlanier/nic1.html (512 words)

	Aemilia Lanyer (1569-1645) : Library of Congress Citations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The tragedy of Mariam / Elizabeth Cary -- The history of the life, reign, and death of Edward II / [attributed to] Elizabeth Cary -- Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum / Aemilia Lanyer.
		Heading: Lanyer, Aemilia References: Lanier, Emilia Notes: Her The poems of Shakespeare's Dark Lady, 1979: t.p.
		Lanier in 1592) STC, 1976 (Lanyer, Aemilia, Mrs.
	www.mala.bc.ca /~mcneil/cit/citlclanyer1.htm (433 words)

	EmiliaBassano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The miniature, painted in 1593 by court artist Nicholas Hilliard, is in the Victoria and Albert collection in London.
		Haygarth concludes it must be Emilia, who would have been 24 not 26 in 1593.
		I have reseached the Bassanos, including Emilia, for many years and I am not at all convinced about Haygarth's reasoning for this lady's identity..
	www.mindspring.com /~wdlanier/EmiliaBassano.html (344 words)

	Shakespeare In Love
		I cannot tell you exactly when I met Emilia, but it was early on, while she was still the mistress of a patron.
		Later, she would be given to a man named Lanier as a wife, to make things "right.".
		But Emilia, in her jealousy and her desire to get herself back into a place of favor, since she had no wealthy patron anymore, put herself between the two of us all too well.
	home.earthlink.net /~shakespeareswench/reincarnatingwill/id7.html (1118 words)

	In Search of Shakespeare . Scandalous sonnets \| PBS
		"Romeo and Juliet"Ten years after most of them were written, Shakespeare publishes "Shakespeares Sonnets," many of which refer to his passion for the "Beautiful Boy" (probably William Herbert) and the "Dark Lady" (probably Emilia Lanier), and the love/sex triangle that seems to have involved them all.
		Later, Victorian censors would be horrified by the apparent homosexual undercurrent of the sonnets to Herbert, while twentieth-century feminists railed against Shakespeare's depiction of the Dark Lady as a feral, predatory sexual being.
		The Dark Lady herself, Emilia Lanier, would produce her own religious poems with a preface condemning the abuse of women.
	www.pbs.org /shakespeare/events/event233.html (141 words)

	EP&M Review
		Her work was not lost, but has been released in a complete poems from several publishers, including Oxford.
		Lanier's birth name was Emilia Bassano; her married name came from Alphonso Lanier, a court musician to Elizabeth I. The late playwright Tennessee Lanier Williams counted this couple (and Sidney Lanier) as distant cousins on his mother's side.
		Lanier skillfully, and with the logical precision Elizabethans were noted for, used the myth itself to demonstrate that if it's followed precept and detail then men, by their dominant position in the story of Adam and Eve, were responsible for the Fall.
	www.n2hos.com /acm/repo0498.html (662 words)

	Emilia's - Restaurant Review - Dining Out with Rob Balon - Roving Gourmet
		For a restaurant of Emilia's calibre, they should have done better.
		The entrees are pricey, ranging from the mid 20's to high 30's.
		So next time your rich mother in law comes into town, and she seems to be in a buying mood, say MOM, have we got a restaurant for you!!!
	www.diningoutwithrobbalon.com /review/emilias (413 words)

	Shakespeare's Sonnets FAQ
		Thus, she has come to be known as the "Dark Lady".
		There are scholars who believe that the Dark Lady could be one of three historical women: Mary Fitton, a lady in waiting to Queen Elizabeth; Lucy Morgan, a brothel owner and former maid to Queen Elizabeth; and Emilia Lanier, the mistress of Lord Hunsdon, patron of the arts.
		Some also consider William Davenant's mother to be the Dark Lady, but only because Davenant claimed to be Shakespeare's illegitimate son.
	www.shakespeare-online.com /faq/sonnetsfaq.html (458 words)

	SHAKSPER 1995: Re: Emilia
		From: James Harner Date: Tuesday, 11 Jul 1995 9:26:19 -0500 (CDT) Subject: Query: Emilia In response to Amy O'Hair comment about the lack of discussion of Emilia in _Othello_, here is a list of what I could glean from the _World Shakespeare Bibliography_ database back to 1980: Le Comte, Edward.
		[Unlike Desdemona, Emilia is average until her final heroic moment when her courage transcends her mediocrity and renders her noble.] Allen, John Alexander.
		Concludes with a discussion of Emilia Lanier, who finds her voice late in life.
	www.shaksper.net /archives/1995/0547.html (650 words)

	Milton Review [2]: Milton Re-viewed: Ten Essays
		Milton may very well be sly in his epigraphs, as he was in that satirical Greek poem that criticised the artist who did the bad portrait to be found directly above the Greek poem in the frontispiece of the 1645 Poems.
		Though Le Comte doesn't quite settle the issue of the two-handed engine (he has published at least three articles on the subject), he does make a suggestion that the "Emilia" that J.S. Smart found buried in the geography of Milton's Italian sonnets might be someone named "Emilia Varco" (97).
		Le Comte bases the speculation, which is better than A.L. Rowse's probably spurious identification of Shakespeare's Dark Lady as the poet Emilia Lanier (now generally printed as Aemilia Lanyer), on Milton's use of the Italian phrase "nobil varco," and his attraction for the sonnets of the Florentine Benedetto Varchi.
	www.richmond.edu /~creamer/mr2.html (1004 words)

	Rob Balon's Food & Wine News
		Lanier was promoted from sous chef to the top post as Executive Chef in March 2002.
		He comes to Emilia's with a wealth of experience in all aspects of managing a kitchen and with various styles of cuisine that have shaped his own menu.
		Lanier developed much of his kitchen acumen as a roundsman and sous chef to Executive Chef Keith Luce at Spruce in Chicago and at Little Nell in Aspen, Colorado.
	www.diningoutwithrobbalon.com /news/newssummer02.html (5767 words)

	GradeSaver: ClassicNote: Shakespeare's Sonnets Study Guide - Character List
		Unlike in the cases of the fair lord and the rival poet, the question of the true identity of the dark lady — if there be one — has spawned a far wider cast of candidates.
		Another possibility is the poet Emilia Lanier, who was the mistress of one of Shakespeare’s patrons.
		Lanier, of Italian descent, was described as having dark features; her father having been a musician, it is also conceivable that she had some musical talent, which would align her well with the instrument-playing dark lady of sonnet 128.
	www.gradesaver.com /classicnotes/titles/shakespeare/charlist.html (1081 words)

	1564
		Lanier, an artist and writer herself, may have taken part in a
		Emilia Lanier, being half-Italian, would fit this description.
		But when plague flares up before the end of the month, the playhouses are all shuttered again.
	www.robinhoodplay.com /ShaxChron.htm (3985 words)

	The Austin Chronicle Food: Food-o-File
		Before I'd had time to confirm or debunk the story for my next scheduled column (this one), Packwood's departure from Emilia's had found its way into the daily and was the hot dish in chat rooms that focus on Austin restaurants.
		Former pastry chef Chris Lanier is Emilia's new chef and Anthony Garcia is the new general manager.
		The talented Packwood is currently in negotiations with Food & Wine magazine (who named him one of the top 10 chefs of 2000) to be one of the chefs representing the magazine on a culinary cruise of the Caribbean in June.
	www.austinchronicle.com /gyrobase/Issue/column?oid=oid:85025 (709 words)

	Lanier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Members of a Lanier family renown in the British court for its musical talent:
		Lake Lanier, an artificial lake in the American state of Georgia
		USS Lanier (APA-125), a US Navy attack transport ship, of World War II vintage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lanier (173 words)

	Emilia Lanier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wikisource has original works written by or about:
		Discussion of the identification of Lanier as the Dark Lady
		This page was last modified 20:47, 4 December 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Emilia_Lanier (376 words)

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		Rouse, A. The Poems of Shakespeareâs Dark Lady: Aemilia Lanyer, 17th-C English Woman Poet: Bibliography "Women Writers and Women Readers: the Case of." Voicing Women: Gender and Sexuality in Early Modern Writing.
		The University of Manchester Jacqueline Pearson, 'Women writers and women readers: the case of Aemilia Lanier' (Kate Chegdzoy, Melanie Hanson and Suzanne Trill eds., Voicing Women: Aemilia Lanyer (1569 - 1645) A short bio, summary of major works, excerpts of one work by Aemilia Lanyer (1569 - 1645) (provided by Sunshine for Women)
		Luckyj -- English 5265a -- 2002 Lady Mary Wroth (Pamphilia to Amphilanthus and Urania); (Salve Deus Rex Lanier, Aemilia.
	intelcommie25.it.pokomobilic.org (248 words)

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		For 50 years he was a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford (its first working-class entrant) and seized opportunities offered in scholarship, literature, politics and, most of all, in public controversy.
		Rowse achieved worldwide fame in 1973 when he claimed that the elusive Dark Lady of Shakespeare’s sonnets was Emilia Lanier, mistress of Queen Elizabeth's lord chamberlain.
		The title of Dr James Whetter's personal memoir: Dr A L Rowse: Poet, Historian, Lover of Cornwall, is taken from the inscription on Rowse's memorial stone at Black Head, near his former home at Trenarren.
	www.cornwalltoday.co.uk /Cornwall/Literary+Figures.aspx (4626 words)

	Shakespeare-Oxford Society » Three Book Reviews - Bloom, Wells, and Dobson & Wells
		The book is filled with dozens of the customary photographs and color plates that appear in any decent coffee table biography, but it is Wells’ personal recollections and observations that make this one different, and a little more entertaining.
		For instance, he mentions a radio broad-cast during which he pointed out to A. Rowse, champion of Emilia Lanier as the Dark Lady, that he had misread the word “brave” as “brown” in Simon Forman’s description of her, thus sup-posedly vitiating the only evidence that she was dark.
		Other changes that had the “weight of rational thought” behind them were the replacement of several traditional play names (Henry VI, Parts 2 and 3, Henry VIII, etc.) by their alleged earlier titles, and the addition of Thomas Middleton as co-author of Timon of Athens and Macbeth.
	www.shakespeare-oxford.com /?p=108 (1767 words)

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		Luckyj -- English 5265a -- 2002 Lady Mary Wroth (Pamphilia to Amphilanthus and Urania); Aemilia Lanier (Salve Deus Rex Lanier, Aemilia.
		The Politics Aemilia Lanier and the Subversion of Pauline Authority.â (English Literary Renaissance 27, 1, 1997).
		Kate Chegdzoy, Suzanne Trill [Lanier, Emilia] Aemilia Lanier (1569-1645) Title, [Lanier, Emilia] Aemilia Lanier (1569-1645).
	rtsroombank68.falsepahi.org (323 words)

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