Authority Cited: Holyday
Author name and dates: Barten Holyday (1593-1661)
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BKG Bio-tweet: Cleric; poet; trans. Horace, Juvenal, Persius; SJ thought him more scholar and critic than poet, cites sermons
Categories (list of works cited – preliminary) [BKG Note: no Holyday cites were found in the 1755 Dict. Four Holiday cites were identified as added in the 1773 Dict. vol. 1; 61 cites added in Dict. vol.2. Reddick, in The Making of Johnson's Dictionary, indicates (p.122) 62 cites added in 1773 Dict. vol. 2. The electronic text copy available is not readily searchable, but a brief look at the title below identified some citations. Other citations are likely from this title.]
Author name and dates: Barten Holyday (1593-1661)
PORTRAIT
BKG Bio-tweet: Cleric; poet; trans. Horace, Juvenal, Persius; SJ thought him more scholar and critic than poet, cites sermons
Categories (list of works cited – preliminary) [BKG Note: no Holyday cites were found in the 1755 Dict. Four Holiday cites were identified as added in the 1773 Dict. vol. 1; 61 cites added in Dict. vol.2. Reddick, in The Making of Johnson's Dictionary, indicates (p.122) 62 cites added in 1773 Dict. vol. 2. The electronic text copy available is not readily searchable, but a brief look at the title below identified some citations. Other citations are likely from this title.]
- Against Disloyalty fower sermons preached in the times of the late troubles, by Barten Holyday, D.D., Arch-deacon of Oxford, and Chaplain to his late Majesty, Charles the First, of Blessed Memory. 1661, Oxford : Printed by W.H. for Sam. Pocock; giddiness (giddinesse, p.14); good (p.42); grain (p.31); orb (orbe, p.8); paradox (paradoxe, p.15); penknife (p.25); presbyterian (presbyterial, p.25); presbytery (p.25); unity (p.37); witch (p.74); witchcraft (p.62);
- Holyday (no work cited) gluttony; non; object; obviously; one; overseen; overvalue; owe; palpable; paw; peace; perambulation; perpetual; phlebotomy; prejudicial; primate; punishment; purity; quaint; quarrel; question; rapture; ready; recusant; relative; remember; renew; round; royalty; sluttish (Holiday); so; softness, sottishness; staff; strength; study; subject; subordination; superexaltation; theft; thus (2); to; topical; treason; understanding; uproar (Holiday); waver; wealth; weight; wellfare; whether; worthy; zeal