Elizabethana

English Etymology From en Elizabeth ana. Noun p en Elizabethiana. en 1949 New Haven Henry Garfield Alsberg; et al. The American Guide: A Source Book and Complete Travel Guide for the United States New York, N.Y. Hastings House 196 https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.157014/page/195/mode/1up 964363 No. 123, Elizabethan Club of Yale University (c.1815.Gr.Rev.style); fine coll. of Elizabethana. en 21 January 1985 Joyce McMillan Joyce McMillan reviews Mary Stuart at Glasgow: Shiny Friedrich Schiller w:The Guardian London 9 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/259856866/ 1 0261-3077 8082962 The supporting performances — particularly Ciaran Hinds’s Pollitt and Laurance Rudic’s smooth William Cecil, 1st Baron Burleigh, both clad in muffling greatcoats rather than the distracting ruffles and swords of stock Elizabethana — are remarkable for their underlying discipline and seriousness of purpose, and the evening as a whole offers a depth and quality of dramatic experience rarely seen on the Scottish — or perhaps on any other — stage. en 1995 Chris Bendon Arabia? Jewry: A Poetry Collection Salzburg Studies in English Literature: Poetic Drama and Poetic Theory 130 Salzburg w:University of Salzburg 5 https://archive.org/details/jewrypoetrycolle0000bend/page/5/mode/1up 3-7052-0431-9 A grey decaying door like Elizabethana in the dis-United Kingdom pushed open to a stylised summary of the world: the imperceptible fall of Now as fountain, strange nostalgia for paradise.