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Elizabethan Theatre (New)
This document provides information on the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras in England including key figures, locations, and events. It discusses prominent popes and archbishops of Canterbury during this period. It also mentions several English monarchs like Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. Additionally, it provides details on theaters like the Globe and Blackfriars in London, as well as playwrights like Christopher Marlowe. The document contains images related to royal processions, coronets, and maps showing locations of theaters and inns of court in London.
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- 5. Popes during Tudor Dynasty 1484-1492 Innocent VIII(Giambattista Cibo) 1492-1503 Alexander VI (Roderigo Borgia) 1503-1503 (Sep-Oct.) Pius III (Francesco Todeschini) 1503-1513 Julius II (Giulio della Rovere) 1513-1521 Leo X (Giovanni De' Medici) 1522-1523 Adrian VI (Adrian of Utrecht) 1523-1534 Clement VII (Giulio De' Medici) 1534-1549 Paul III (Alessandro Farnese) 1550-1555 Julius III (Giovanni del Monte) 1555-1556 Marcellus II (Marcello Cervini) 1556-1559 Paul IV (Pietro Caraffa) 1559-1565 Pius IV (Gian-Angelo De' Medici) 1565-1572 Pius V (Michele Ghislieri) 1572-1585 Gregory XIII (Ugo Buoncompagno) 1586-1590 Sixtus V (Felix Peretti) 1590-1590 Urban VIII (Giambattista Castagna) 1590-1591 Gregory XIV (Niccolo Sfondrato) 1591-1591 Innocent IX (Gian-Antonio Fachinetto) 1592-1605 Clement VIII (Ippolito Aldobrandini)
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- 65. Shakespeare among theplayers granted a length of scarlet cloth to celebrate the King's Royal Procession through London (15 March, 1604). Public Record Office, L.C. 2/4/5, f. 78.
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