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PwV - Literary Manuscripts in the Portland (Welbeck) Collection, 16th-19th centuries
Document Reference
Pw V 565
Title
MS poem entitled 'On Orpheus and Segra Margerita'; n.d.
Date
n.d.
Extent
1 f
Level
Item/file
Content Description
Text consists of 8 lines; shorter version of Pw V 564.
Poem on 'Jacob Greber and Margarita de L'Epine.
Attributed to Charles Montagu, Earl of Halifax in A Supplement to the Works of the Most celebrated Minor Poets (London, 1750).
De l'Epine's relationship with Greber was more than professional; she was commonly known as 'Greber's Peg'.
Title Of Work
On Orpheus and Segra Margerita
First Line of Poem
Hail tuneful Pair tell by what wondrous charms
Last Line of Poem
he stocks and stones she ministres of state
Physical Description
Short quarto
Condition
Good
Descriptive Features
Watermark: Post Horn within ornate and crowned shield (fragment), 43 x 27 mm
Watermark
Horn (crowned shield)
Related Material
Crum, Index, H 132
University of Nottingham Library: Pw V 564
Publication Note
Poems on Affairs of State (1704) iii, p 407
A Supplement to the Works of the Most Celebrated Minor Poets (London, 1750)
The New Grove (1980) vol 7, p 657
Highfill, Burnim and Langhans (1975) vol 4, pp 292-96
Click the links below to view related name indexes
Persons
Code
PersonName
Dates of existence
NA72716
Greber; Jacob (-1731); -; German composer
-1731
NA72717
L'Epine; F. Margherita de (-1746); 'Greber's Peg'; Italian soprano
-1746
NA29197
Montague; Charles (1661-1715); 1st Earl of Halifax; cr. Baron 1700; cr. Earl 1714
1661-1715
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