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• Lyly perfected the distinctive rhetorical devices on which the style was based.
• Almost the only representative of the writers of real comedies is Lyly.
• Both Shakespeare and Lyly derive this expression from Publilius.
• What may have been Lyly's subsequent fortunes at court are unknown.
• In this, he refers to Lyly simply as " The Poet ".
• The first air operation of the Whites during the war was flown over Lyly.
• As depicted by the author, Lyly Island has a lighthouse and a mosque.
• Lyly's dialogue is still a long way removed from the dialogue of Shakespeare.
• Strikingly, the play features none of the witty pages that are standard for Lyly.
• The play also features the witty pages that are a hallmark of Lyly's drama.
• It is possible that Lyly is aware of the repercussions of having child actors play divine beings.
• In the second petition of 1593, Lyly wrote " Thirteen yeres your highnes servant but yet nothing.
• In the play, Will Summers embodies a reaction to the type of overly formal drama represented by Lyly.
• There had been major issues regarding Tilney's patent, as John Lyly had been vying for that post.
• As a result, some critics have speculated that the extant text is a revised version of a more typical Lyly original.
• The proverb " All is fair in love and war " has been attributed to Lyly's " Euphues ".
• By creating an amusing and insincere portrayal, Lyly is taking full advantage of the limitations of having child actors play the roles.
• In 1912 she illustrated and coloured by hand a limited edition book for John Lyly entitled " Cupid & Campaspe ."
• John Dover Wilson proposed that Lyly himself may have played the role of Midas; but this is a speculation unsupported by evidence.
• In one view, Nashe produced his play by rewriting and expanding an earlier interlude by John Lyly that was performed in 1591.