Asteria and Tamberlain WORK
| Title | Asteria and Tamberlain |
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| Is same as work | Asteria and Tamberlain |
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| Author | Unknown translator (to be identified) |
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| Date | 1677 |
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| Type | WORK |
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| Notes | ['standardizingsept12as:\r\nLondon, Printed by Robert Sollers, 1677\r\nMale translator:E.C. Esq\r\nOnly edition in EEBO (Early English Books)\r\n\r\nJudgment/evaluation : \r\n-\tNegative about work:\r\n{concerning paratext]\r\n"To the honourd madam, M.P.": "I have made bold to dedicate this little piece to your Ladyship"\r\n"...BUT..."\r\n"You\'ll find the insuing History full of various and perplexed Accidens from which your distress\'d Asteria is at least happily delivered through the constancy of her Love to the as faithful and generous Adanaxous."'] |
| is translation of | Astérie, ou Tamerlam |
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| Astérie, ou Tamerlam | La Roche-Guilhem, Anne de |