Works published 1553 in poetry

illustration persian poet jami s rose garden of pious


france

olivier de magny:

les amours 102 sonnets addressed castianire , identified louise labe, preceded sonnet attributed her; paris: estienne groulleau, france
hymne sur la naissance de madame, fille du roi très chrestien henry, arnoul l angelier, paris; france


pierre de ronsard, livret de folâtries

other

ludovico ariosto, carminum lib. quatuor, known carmina, edited giovanni battista pigna
jami, rose garden of pious (illustrated version in arthur sackler gallery, washington, d.c.)
anonymous, pierce ploughmans crede, great britain
gavin douglas, scottish poet (who wrote in middle scots):

eneados ( aeneid ), translated latin of virgil s aeneid 1512–1513; book 13 maffeo vegio; first complete translation of major work of classical antiquity anglic language; first printed edition, published in london press of william copland; edition displays anti–roman catholic bias, in references (in prologues) virgin mary, purgatory, , catholic ceremonies altered or omitted; 66 lines of translation, describing amour of dido , aeneas, omitted indelicate.
the palis of honoure, publication year uncertain; second edition, substantially changed






^ la vie de louise labé archived 2009-05-20 @ webcite, chronology, olivier de magny (1529? -1561?) archived 2009-05-20 @ webcite, both in french, retrieved may 17, 2009. archived 2009-05-20.
^ weinberg, bernard, ed., french poetry of renaissance, carbondale, illinois: southern illinois university press, arcturus books edition, october 1964, fifth printing, august 1974 (first printed in france in 1954), isbn 0-8093-0135-0, pierre de ronsard p 70
^ marrone, gaetana, encyclopedia of italian literary studies, ludovico ariosto article dennis looney, p 86, selected works section, routledge (2007), isbn 1-57958-390-3, retrieved august 7, 2010
^ cox, michael, editor, concise oxford chronology of english literature, oxford university press, 2004, isbn 0-19-860634-6