This word also names a play written in 1640 by James Shirley, while a better known work of this name features a joust between Anaxius and Pyrocles, the latter of whom disguises himself as an Amazon named Zelmane to serve the lady Philoclea.
One work of this name was published by Pietro Summonte in 1504 two years after a pirated edition appeared, and featured an unhappy lover named Sincero. This word also names a play written in 1640 by James Shirley, while a better known work of this name features a joust between Anaxius and Pyrocles, the latter of whom disguises himself as an Amazon named Zelmane to serve the lady Philoclea. Musidorus and Pamela also appear in that work, which was written for the Countess of Pembroke by Sir Philip Sidney. FTP, give the name shared by a 1993 play about Septimus Hodge and Thomasina Coverley written by Tom Stoppard.
One work of this name was published by Pietro Summonte in 1504 two years after a pirated edition appeared, and featured an unhappy lover named Sincero.
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