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Technogamia

1618 play by Barten Holyday

Technogamia, or the Marriages of the Arts is a Jacobean era stage play, an allegory written by Barten Holyday that was first performed and published in

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Coscinomancy

Type of divination

et Incantationibus ac Venificiis (1583: xii.); and Barten Holyday's Technogamia, or the Marriage of the Arts (1618: II. iii. ll. 89-146 (G2v)). Richard

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Barten Holyday

English clergyman, author and poet

1615; he was appointed Archdeacon of Oxford by King Charles I in 1626. Technogamia was his only play. In 1618, the year it was produced, Holyday served

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William Stansby

Holyday for Nathaniel Butter. (He also printed Holyday's only play, Technogamia, for John Parker.) For Edward Blount, Stansby printed an English translation

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1621 in literature

James I later in the year. August 26 – Barten Holyday's allegorical play Technogamia, originally produced at Christ Church, Oxford in 1618, is staged before

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1618 in literature

Loyal Subject Peter Heylin – Theomachia (in Latin) Barten Holyday – Technogamia Ben Jonson – masques Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue For the Honour of

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Pathomachia

Nabbes's Microcosmus, Randolph's The Muses' Looking Glass, Barten Holyday's Technogamia, and William Strode's The Floating Island, among others. In the view

Pathomachia

Richard Meighen

English publisher

Middleton's The Phoenix (also 1630); the second quarto of Barten Holyday's Technogamia (also 1630); the first quarto of Shackerley Marmion's A Fine Companion

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