81. Sidney> In Depth>Library> Aubrey, John, 16261697 - critical studies, NKD M9 AUB 97. Aucassin etNicolette (text) medieval French literature, to 1500, XTM AUC http://www.sid.cam.ac.uk/indepth/lib/subjindex/A2.html

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82. Pepys' Diary: Monck, George (Duke Of Albemarle) “Aubrey” is John Aubrey (16261697), the antiquarian and writer, whose “Lives ofEminent Men” chronicled both truth and hearsay of characters from the http://www.pepysdiary.com/p/111.php

@import url(/style/default/global_non_ns4.css); The Diary of Samuel Pepys The diary Background info Recent annotations About this site ... In-depth articles Search: Help Monck, George (Duke of Albemarle) Top People George Monk, born 1608, created Duke of Albemarle, 1660, married Ann Clarges, March, 1654, died January 3rd, 1676. References in the diary Annotations new David Gurliacci Link new David Gurliacci Link new David Gurliacci Link new David Gurliacci Link Historian Antonia Fraser on Monck: Charles II, in exile, secretly asked Monck for help in the summer of 1659, but the cautious general rejected any idea of an immediate uprising in favor of the crown. new Lisa Grimm Link new David Gurliacci Link More on Monck: http://www.skyhook.co.uk/civwar/biog/monck.htm new Jonathan Finn Link http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1567920632/ new David Quidnunc Link Winston Churchill, wryly, on Monck: new Roger Miller Link Portrait of George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle by David Loggan from the National Portrait Gallery new Pauline Link new Pauline Link http://1911encyclopedia.org/M/index.htm

83. Druids Among them was John Aubrey (16261697), William Stukeley (1687-1765), Even more preposterous, when John Aubrey (1626-1697), claimed in his writing that http://www.timelessmyths.com/celtic/druids.html

In a Celtic society of the ancient world, the tribal communities were divided into various classes. Above the common people such as the peasants and the artisans, there were the warrior classes, and then the ruling classes, such as the kings or the chieftains, who were are above the rest. But there was another class of people that enjoyed a very status. They were known as the druids. This page covered both historical and mythical accounts of the learned men and women. The first part of the page contained background on the origin of druids in ancient Gaul and Britain, as well as their place in the Celtic society. The second part there is a list of articles on the mythical characters in Irish and Welsh literature. The characters are not only about druids, but there are also articles about bards. Background Related Pages: Bards Druids in Ancient Europe Druidical Order Druidic Beliefs ... Misconception of Druidism Druids in Ancient Europe Most of what we know about the ancient Celtic people in history, come from observances of classical Greek and Roman writers, as well as from archaeological evidences such as from the possessions of dead in burial sites and from shrines found throughout central and western Europe, as well as from the British Isles. See Who Were The Celts?

84. Garland Patrick - Playwright Synopsis reminiscences of John Aubrey (16261697), one is paying a visit to anold man who makes up for absence of friends by recalling them all http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsG/GarlandPatrick.htm

Search for a Playwright: a b c d ... z Patrick Garland Nationality: Literary Agent Email: Website: Notes: * If shown, click on the literary agent's name for full contact details and links to all the Playwrights they represent. Internet Theatre Bookshop Abebooks Rare, Used Books Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Amazon.ca To search for published plays by Patrick Garland click on one of the bookstore links above. You will be shown all Plays in print by Patrick Garland. Patrick Garland : Click on a Play title below for more information Beatrix Brief Lives Rebel, The Room Of One's Own, A ... Wooing in Absence Patrick Garland Beatrix Company Synopsis: First Produced 1996 Chichester Festival First Published Genre Anthology Parts Male Female Other Notes written with Judy Taylor From Beatrix Potter Top Patrick Garland Brief Lives Company Synopsis: reminiscences of John Aubrey (1626-1697), one is paying a visit to an old man who makes up for absence of friends by recalling them all First Produced 1977 Peacock Stage, Abbey Theatre, Dublin

85. Archaeologists Archaeology. 16261697, Aubrey, John Hellmuth, Dr Nicholas. 1874-1939, Carter,Howard 5. 1903-1972, Leakey, Louis SB 3. 1913-1996, Leakey, Mary 5 http://www.ontalink.com/archaeology/archaeologists/

ARCHAEOLOGISTS Archaeology Aubrey, John Hellmuth, Dr Nicholas Carter, Howard ... Thomas, David Hurst

86. William Lawes. Composer At The Court Of Charles I. This Site Is To Honour Willia Thus, the noted English antiquarian, John Aubrey (16261697), tells us that TheQuire of Salisbury hath produced as many able musicians, if not more than http://www.canterburygreenman.fsnet.co.uk/WilliamLawes.htm

William Lawes Composer at the Court of Charles I May 1st, 2002 marked the 400th anniversary of the birth of William Lawes. Biography CD Reviews An Appreciation Links and Performance Dates last updated 20/10/'02 William Lawes - An Appreciation: As with many composers, it is difficult not to hear reflected in his music something of the life of William Lawes. The opulence of the King and Court which employed him is displayed to the full in the richness of his scoring; and it is easy to see something reckless, careless, daring - that word 'cavalier' - in his use of dissonance and the unexpected twists as each consort sett unfolds. For William Lawes was indeed a cavalier, born in 1602 to a musical family and, after having served a varied musical apprenticeship, appointed a musician to King Charles. William Lawes seems to have been, as much as a common man could be, a beloved friend of Charles, someone the King admired both for his music and for his person. The portrait of him shows a beautiful man half hidden in shadow, a handsome puckish trickster but one with a good heart, a confident and open-eyed man; someone you would want to know. Then came the Civil War. England was ripped in two by new ideas of religious conscience and by a questioning of that very opulence of the Court which illustrated its separation from the ordinary life of men. William Lawes enlisted in the army in defence of his Sovereign who, for his part, insisted that Lawes remain out of danger - an officer would be out of reach of musket-shot. We do not know the exact sequence of events, but in 1645 at the bloody Siege of Chester, Lawes became involved in a skirmish, several sources suggesting that he performed some dashing act, almost betraying Charles' earnest desire for him to keep himself safe, and in that act William Lawes was shot in the head and killed. The King mourned his servant, it is said, even above one of his own kin.

87. Tajemnica Stonehenge 1a ryc.8 John Aubrey (16261697) angielski antykwariusz, badacz starozytnosci iDruidzi to celtyccy kaplani zyjacy w Galii i Brytanii, tworzacy stowarzyszenie http://megalit.republika.pl/tajemnic1a.htm

Ksiêga go¶ci Stonehenge rzymsk± ¶wi±tyni±? Król Jakub I (1603 - 1625) podczas pobytu w swojej rezydencji w Earl of Pembroke w 1620 roku zwróci³ uwagê na tê niezwyk³a kamienn± budowlê. Zaintrygowany poleci³ przeprowadzenie badañ tego obiektu swojemu nadwornemu architektowi Ingo Jones'owi (1573 - 1652). Jones, od 1615 inspektor budowli królewskich, by³ projektantem m.in. Queen's House w Greenwich i Banqueting House w Whitehall w Londynie. Po oglêdzinach obiektu oraz lekturze starych kronik architekt stwierdzi³, i¿ by³ on ruin± rzymskiej ¶wi±tyni wybudowanej po 79 roku n.e. i po¶wiêconej Caeliusowi (Coelusowi) czyli z ³ac. "niebiañskiemu". Bóg ten znany by³ tak¿e pod imieniem Uranos i by³ synem bogini Gai, o której grecki poeta Hezjod (VIII/VII w. p.n.e.) napisa³, ¿e wy³oniwszy siê z Chaosu urodzi³a Niebo i Uranosa, który j± zap³odni³. Jones pisze: (za Däniken, 1995 Ksi±¿ka Jones'a Stone-heng Restored opublikowana w 1655 roku przez jego bratanka i przyjaciela , Johna Webb'a jest pierwsz± publikacj± w ca³o¶ci po¶wiêcon± Stonehenge.

88. STONEHENGE - Tanz Der Riesen Translate this page Aubrey, John (1626-1697) Natur- und Altertumsforscher, untersuchte die SteinkreiseStonehenge und Avebury in seiner Heimat Wiltshire. http://www.stonehenge.brain-jogging.com/home_2.htm

Alle Menschen werden zu einem gewissen Grade durch das Gesicht der Erde beeindruckt, einige werden gar in Begeisterung versetzt. Diese Liebe zur Schönheit nennt man Geschmack. Wieder andere verspüren diese Liebe in so überreichem Maße, dass sie nicht bei der bloßen Bewunderung verharren, sondern versuchen, sie in neuen Formen auszudrücken. Diese Schöpfung von Schönheit nennt man Kunst. ( Ralph Waldo Emerson) Unter der Rubrik WER? finden Sie etwas über die Geschichte und die Erbauer von Stonehenge. Unter dem Abschnitt WIE? ist erklärt, wie man sich den Bau von der Anlage vorzustellen hat. Unter der Frage WARUM? finden Sie etwas über die Theorien, die zur Erklärung der "Anlage Stonehenge" herangezogen werden Die Engländer haben da ihre ganz eigenen Vorstellungen ... (dieses lustige Bild schickte mir Benjamin Reichelt, danke Benjamin!) Innerhalb der Seite gibt es viele Links - entweder seitenintern oder auch zu anderen Seiten im www . Zurück kommen Sie bei seiteninternen Links immer nur mit der Browser-Navigation. Bei externen Links geht ein neues Fenster auf - wenn Sie zurück wollen = Fenster schließen. O.k.? Diese Seite entstand in Arbeit von Jahren. Im Herbst 1995 begann ich mit der Vorbereitung eines Dia-Vortrages zum Thema Stonehenge und Megalithkulturen.

89. Stories, Listed By Author Aubrey, John (16261697). * A Fairy Ring, (nf) Miscellanies, John Aubrey 1696.Mists and Magic, ed. Dorothy Edwards, Guildford Lutterworth Press 1983 http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/anth/s11.htm

Miscellaneous Anthologies Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents ATWOOD, MARGARET (books) (continued) From an Interview by Graeme Gibson, (iv) Short Fiction From Survival , (ar) Short Fiction Gertrude Talks Back, (vi) Short Fiction Giving Birth, (ss) 1977 We Are the Stories We Tell: The Best Short Stories by North American Women Since 1945 , ed. Wendy Martin, Pantheon Books 1990 Hair Jewellery, (ss) The Art of the Tale: An International Anthology of Short Stories , ed. Daniel Halpern, Penguin USA 1989 , ed. Patricia Craig, Oxford University Press 1994 Hairball, (ss) High Infidelity: 24 Great Short Stories About Adultery by Some of Our Best Contemporary Authors , ed. John McNally, Morrow 1997 Short Fiction Happy Endings, (ss) Humanist Sep/Oct 1987 The Secret Self 1: Short Stories by Women , ed. Hermione Lee, Everyman 1993 The Longman Anthology of Short Fiction Interview by Joyce Carol Oates, (iv) Short Fiction Introduction: Reading Blind, (in) The Best American Short Stories 1989 The Little Red Hen Tells All, (vi) Short Fiction The Man from Mars, (ss)

90. Chapter Asser to Aytoun Of A By Biographical Dictionary Of English Litera Aubrey, John (16261697).—Antiquary, was a country gentleman who inherited estatesin several counties in England, which he lost by litigation and otherwise http://www.bibliomania.com/2/3/259/1244/21677/1.html

Asser to Aytoun Asser Atherstone, Edwin The Fall of Nineveh , consisting of thirty books, appeared at intervals from 1828 to 1868. He also produced two novels, The Sea Kings in England and The Handwriting on the Wall Atterbury, Francis , and published sermons, which, with his letters to Swift, Pope, and other friends, constitute the foundation of his literary reputation. During the reign of the Tories he enjoyed much preferment, having been successively Canon of Exeter, Dean of Christ Church, Dean of Westminster, and Bishop of Rochester. His Jacobite principles, however, and his participation in various plots got him into trouble, and in 1722 he was confined in the Tower, deprived of all his offices, and ultimately banished. He died at Paris, Feb. 15, 1732, and was buried privately in Westminster Abbey. Aubrey, John Miscellanies , a collection of popular superstitions, etc., but he left various collections, which were edited and publ . in the 19th century. Austen, Jane Sense and Sensibility Pride and Prejudice Mansfield Park (1814) and Emma Northanger Abbey Persuasion Created by PanEris using Melati Previous chapter Back Home Email this ... Bookmark Next page See our FAQ for more details.

91. Astronomía Digital 3 Translate this page En ese mismo siglo XVII apareció en escena John Aubrey (1626-1697), escritor yestudioso de la antigüedad quien estudió los monumentos megalíticos de http://www.astro-digital.com/3/stone.html

Número 3 Astronomía Digital Bienvenidos. GSiew ... Guía para autores Stonehenge, donde los astros y dólmenes danzan Mucho se ha especulado sobre Stonehenge, pero pocas veces se han descrito los datos que a ciencia cierta se conocen sobre este enigmático lugar. ¿Cuando y como fue construido? ¿Cual era su utilidad? ¿Quienes han investigado su enigmático pasado? El siguiente documento tiene el proposito de aclarar estos aspectos del más fascinante construcción arqueoastronómica de Europa occidental. La búsqueda de su origen. Localizado a cien kilómetros al oeste de Londres, en la llanura de Salisbury, se encuentra uno de los monumentos milenarios más inquietantes de la humanidad. Con sus colosales rocas, cuyos pesos varían de dos a treinta y cinco toneladas, Stonehenge es la construcción megalítica más fascinante de la historia. Su construcción se remonta a la noche de los tiempos, a civilizaciones que no dejaron a su paso escritos que nos permitieran conocer con seguridad su origen. Nadie conocía el origen de este complejo megalítico, pero algunos lo sugerían a través de las leyendas y la tradición. Algunos como Geoffrey de Monmouth (aproximadamente 1100-1154 dC.) en la Edad Media, relataba en sus crónicas la creencia popular de que el conjunto era un circulo de gigantes petrificados, de allí que se le conociera como la "Danza de los Gigantes". Pero el mismo escritor del siglo XII nos ha hecho llegar otra leyenda que sugería que las piedras fueron llevadas allí por el Mago Merlin, desde Irlanda, con la ayuda de unos "artefactos", para conmemorar un entierro masivo de bretones. Lo cierto es que el pueblo sajón les recordaban las vigas en las cuales colgaban a los criminales, por lo cual empezaron a conocerlo como "Stonehenge" (La horca de piedra o la piedra del colgado).

92. THE RESTORATION 1660-1714 Aubrey, John, 16261697. Miscellanies, viz. I. Day-fatality. II. Local-fatality.III. Ostenta XXI. Second-sighted persons / Collected by J. Aubrey. http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/exhibitions/restoration/xrstcat.html

Copies of the catalogue (with illustrations) can be obtained from Richard Overell THE RESTORATION An Exhibition of Books from the Monash University Library Rare Book Collection 24 July - 12 September 1997 Introduction At the moment on 30 January 1649 when the executioner's axe severed the neck of Charles I, the crown of England passed by inheritance to his son, the eighteen-year-old Prince Charles. But the heir was a proscribed exile, and, constitutionally, England was now a republic, later acquiring a Lord Protector, Oliver Cromwell, who performed some regal functions. It was not until May 1660 that Charles II was able to return to his kingdom and begin his effective reign. Viewed from a royalist perspective, the Restoration was both an attempt to put the clock back to 1641, and a daring experiment in political innovation. In his ceremonial role Charles was an anointed monarch, conferring legitimacy on a mediaeval hierarchy of peers, bishops and judges. His court the source of much important poetry and patronage of poets was a household as well as the headquarters of a national bureaucracy. Yet in his personal views he was a man caught up in the most advanced enthusiasms of his age. He was hedonistic, tolerant, sceptical, sexually permissive, deeply interested in new developments in science and architecture, an admirer of Hobbes, a supreme opportunist in politics, and an enemy of idealism however and wherever expressed. The Monash University Library's holdings of writings from the period, while originally assembled to provide a kind of antechamber to its world-ranking eighteenth-century collections, have now taken on an importance of their own which is augmented by the availability of many other sources for the period on microform. Taken together, the rare-books and the microform holdings permit in-depth study of a kind that twenty years ago would only have been possible in a handful of libraries in the northern hemisphere. It is an achievement on which the University has every reason to congratulate itself.

93. Druidic.org How these curiosities would be quite forgott, did not such idle fellowes as Iam putt them down John Aubrey 1626 1697 http://www.druidic.isles.net/aubrey.htm

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94. John Aubrey John Aubrey (1626 1697). Antiquary and author of Brief Lives, Aubrey had manyfriends including Ashmole, Lilly, Gadbury and Coley. http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~sueward/articles/John Aubrey.htm

John Aubrey Antiquary and author of Brief Lives , Aubrey had many friends including Ashmole, Lilly, Gadbury and Coley. His collection of informal biographies have been used many times, but what is often not realised is that he collected birth data to go alongside them. Unfortunately, none of those who have edited and published his work have presented that information. The edition by Richard Barber for the Folio Society reproduces the opening page of Aubrey's account of his own life which contains his nativity. The data are 11 March 1625/6 OS, 5.14.44 am, latitude 51°30N (Malmesbury, Wiltshire). Harvey quotes Coley as having used this time, but seems unaware of Aubrey's own representation of his nativity (above). The following is a reproduction of the chart in modern form, although the above chart is incomplete having no house cusp positions other than the Ascendant and 3rd house, and Moon, Jupiter and Saturn have also been omitted. The recalculated positions (planets are marked "comp.") have been inserted and rounded to reflect these omissions. var sc_project=218721; var sc_invisible=1;

95. John Aubrey the esteemed Mr Aubrey. John Aubrey 1626 1697. How these curiosities would bequite forgott, did not such idle fellowes as I am putt them down http://128.100.179.96/Eng306/Thomas Hobbes Page/John Aubrey.htm

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96. The San Antonio College LitWeb Thomas Hobbes Page John Aubrey, Brief Lives ( 1813 ). This account of Hobbes is very nearlycontemporary, its author having lived, 1626 1697. The Lives is one of the gems of http://www.accd.edu/sac/english/bailey/hobbes.htm

The Thomas Hobbes Page Major Works Oxford World's Classics publishes two volumes of Hobbes' work, including Leviathan . The latter work is also available from Penguin and from Norton as a Norton Critical Edition, edited by Richard E. Flathman and David Johnston. The Peloponnesian War by Thucydides . Translated from Greek. Aristotle's Art of Rhetorique ( 1637 ). Translation from Greek. De cive ( 1642 ). English version published in 1651 as Philosophical Rudiments Concerning Government and Society On Line Humane Nature; or, The Fundamental Elements of Policy ( 1650 ). This work was first published with the following work as The Elements of Law, Natural and Politic in 1889. Under the latter title it is available in Oxford World's Classics. On Line De corpore politico; or, The Elements of Law Leviathan On Line De corpore ( 1655 ). English version published in 1656 as De homine The Odyssey ( 1674 ). Translated from Greek. The Iliad ( 1675 ). Translated from Greek. Behemoth ( 1681 ). One work among several Tracts published in 1681 - 1682.

97. Bayntun History :: Acknowledgements Plantagenet Ancestry of 17th Century Colonist– by DAVID FARIS. Camden s Britannia.Natural History of Wiltshire – by John Aubrey (1626 1697). http://www.bayntun-history.com/Acknowledgements.htm

MORAG BLACKBURN DOT GULLIVER: I was also fortunate to make contact with Dot Gulliver of Salisbury, Wiltshire, who grew up alongside the site of the old Faulston House, in the parish of Bishopstone. I am grateful for her knowledge of the area and for the many photographs she supplied of Faulston Tower and surrounding area. ELIZABETH GALLOP: Special thanks to Elizabeth Gallop of Salisbury, Wiltshire, who kindly gave me permission to use extracts from her book and donated some very accurate notes from her research. With her help I was able to include a lot of very valuable information and accounts of the earlier generations of the Bayntun family (1328 - 1420). DENNIS POWNEY: Thanks to Dennis Powney for some valuable information and photos. GARY SMITH: Thanks also to Gary for capturing the many documents on his digital camera at the Trowbridge Records Office. Some of the scenic images used in the pages were from the postcard collection of FRANK LANE and from the Moonrakers Genealogy data files for the county of Wiltshire produced by MIKE CASWELL I am very grateful to DANA F. SUTTON

98. Biographical List Of Names (AU - AZZ) Compiled By GIGA John Aubrey, English antiquarian and writer (1626 1697) - BUY AMAZON BOOKLouis Auchincloss, American novelist, short story writer and critic (1917 http://www.giga-usa.com/quotes/lists/qubioau.htm

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