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Phyllyp Sparowe

Philip Sparrow

15th‐ or 16th‐century parodic poem.

Statements about Phyllyp Sparowe

Instance Of

Literary Work

Genre

Parody

Author

Publication Date

1545
Sourcing Circumstances
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Circa
Has Characteristic
:
Posthumous

Inception

16th century
Sourcing Circumstances
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Circa
Has Characteristic
:
Tudor Period

Language of Work or Name

Early Modern English

Country of Origin

Kingdom of England

Main Subject

Death
Class of Object(s) of Occurrence
:
Pet
Class of Object(s) of Occurrence
:
Sparrow

Copyright Status

Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
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Worldwide
Unnamed
:bug: P459
Unnamed
: 16th century
Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
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Countries with 100 Years Pma or Shorter
Unnamed
:bug: P459
Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
United States
Unnamed
:bug: P459

Described at URL

http://www.skeltonproject.org/infoph ...

Work Available at URL

http://www.skeltonproject.org/phylly ...
https://www.archive.org/details/poet ...

Said to Be the Same As

Cock Robin
Criterion Used
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Similar
Criterion Used
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Topic

Derivative Work

Cock Robin
Nature of Statement
:
Possibly

Quotation or Excerpt

Foꝛ þͤ ſowle of Philip ſparowe, / That was late ſlayn at carowe, / Among the Nones blake / Foꝛ that ſwete ſoules ſake / And foꝛ all ſparowes ſoules

Depicts

Sparrow
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