Sylvester, Josuah
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Sylvester, Josuah (
c.1563–1618), a London merchant who translated into rhyming couplets
The Divine Weeks and Works of
Du Bartas (1592–1608). The edition of 1621 contained many of Sylvester's other works, including his poems in the important collection
Lachrymae Lachrymarum (1613). This contained elegies by John
Hall and
Donne, among others, on Prince Henry, to whom Sylvester had attached himself.
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