Anmerkungen 467

X. ENGLAND IM ZEITALTER DER RENAISSANCE

1. Alicia Amherst, A History of Gardening in England, ä 1896, p. 94.

la. The Kinge's Quair by King James I. of Scotland, modernised by Mackean, 1886, p. n, v. 3if.

2. Ernest Law, The History of Hampton Court Palace in Tudor times, 1883, vol. I — III.

3. Leland, The Itinerary in or about the years 1535—48, ed. by L. S. Smith, 1907, Part I, p. 6.

4. G. Cavendish, Life of Cardinal Wolsey, 2 vols., 1825, s. Law, a. o. O., I, p. 49, p. 89/90.

5. E. Law, History of Hampton Court I, p. 49 (Ansicht aus der Vogelperspektive).

6. Strutt, The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England, enlarged ed. 1903 by Ch. Cox, p. 42.

7. Leland, Itinerary, a. o. O., p. 53.

8. Hawes, Pastime of Pleasure, chap. XVIII.

9. Amherst, History of Gardening, p. 93. Wo nichts weiter bemerkt, wird nach der 2. Ausgabe zitiert.

10. Cellius, Zwei Reisen des Herzogs von Württemberg, f. 18.

11. Leland, Itinerary, p. 53.

12. Amherst, History of Gardening, p. 84.

13. Gervase Markham, The English Husbandman, 1635, chap. XV.

14. Nunsuch: Gentleman's Magaz., 1837, Aug., p. 135 ff.

15. Law, Hampton Court I, p. 207.

16. Nunsuch: Gentleman's Mag., 1837, p. 138.

17. Hentzner, Itinerarium Germaniae, Galliae, Angliae, Italiae, 1612, Sept. 1598.

18. Kenilworth Festivities comprising Robert Lanham's Letter describing the Pageantry andGascoignes Masques represented before the Queen Elizabeth at Kenilworth Castle 1571, ed. byI. Merridan, 1825.

19. Walter Scott, Kenilworth, chap. 34.

20. Hume, History of England V, chap. 93.

21. Life of Burleigh, anon., first printed by Peck: Desiderata Curiosa, 1779, vol. I, ch. XVIII, p. 26.

22. Hentzner, Itinerarium, 1598, Sept.; Cellius, Reisen des Herzogs von Württemberg, 1604,f. 31; Voyages celebres et remarcables par le Sieure A. de Mandelslo, trad. par Wickfort, 1640.

23. Hentzner, a. o. O., nennt diese Halle, in der Gemälde hangen, seltsamerweise Xystus.

24. Cellius, Reisen des Herzogs von Württemberg, f. 31.

25. Hentzner, a. o. O., Sept. 1598.

26. Voyages de Mandelslo, a. o. O.

27. Hume, History of England V, App. 3.

28. George Peele, Speeches held at Theobalds 1591: „The Gardener speaks".

29. Andrew Borde, The boke for to learn a man to be wyse in buylding etc., 1540.

30. Thomas Hill, The profitable arte of Gardening, 1568, und eine Reihe von ähnlichen Werken, dieviele Auflagen erlebten; s. The Hon. Mrs. E. Cecil (A. Amherst), A History of Gardening, 3 1910, S. 332ff.

31. Gervase Markham, The English Husbandman, newly revised, 1635.

32. Loves Labor's lost I, 1, 249, 32; Measure for Measure IV, 1, 28 u. V, 212.

33. Richard IL, III, 4, v. 34, 56.

34. Twelfth Night II, 4, v. 18.

35. New Shakespeare Soc. I, p. 332 ff.

36. Amherst, History of Engl. Gardening, 2 , p. 176.

37. Bacon, Essay on Gardens.

38. Amherst, a. o. O., 132; Maske of Flowers printed by X. D. for Rob. Wilson, 1614.

39. Amherst, a. o. O., p. 80.

40. Latham, Gardens old and new II, p. 1 f.40a. Latham, Gardens old and new II, 216L

41. Ben Jonson, An Entertainment of King James and Queen Anne at Theobalds, when the Housewas delivered up with the possession to the Queen by the Earl of Salisbury. The 22 d of May 1607.

42. Amherst, a. o. O., p. 131.

43. Leyland and Latham, Gardens old and new, ed. Country Life II, 43.

44. Isaac de Caus, Hortus Pembrochianus, 1615.

45. Rose Standish Nichols, English Pleasure Gardens, p. 170/171.

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