Thomas Campianus

Thomas Campianus (Anglice Campion vel Campian; natus die 12 Februarii 1567, mortuus die 1 Martii 1620) fuit musicographus, poëta, medicusque Anglicus, qui multa cantica ad lutam, mascas, tractatum de musica, ac carmina Latina composuit.

Carmen "I Care Not for These Ladies" (Has feminas nihil moror), a Campiano scriptum

"Beauty, since you so much desire" (Pulchra, quoniam tantum concupiscis)

A Book of Ayres, anno 1601 editus, cum verbis Campiani musicaque Philippi Rosseter

Opera Latina

• Epigrammatum libri duo
• Elegiae
• Ad Thamesin
• Umbra
• De pulverea coniuratione, libri duo
• Miscellanea
  • Alia epigrammata
  • Ad Dianam
  • Ad Daphnin

Bibliographia

• Lindley, David. "Campion, Thomas (1567–1620), poet and musician". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. 23 Septembris 2004.
• Lindley, David. "Campion, Thomas". The Oxford Encyclopedia of British Literature. Oxoniae: Oxford University Press, 2006.
• Wilson, Christopher R. "Campion [Campian], Thomas". Grove Music Online. 2001.

Nexus externi

• The Latin Poetry of Thomas Campion (Poësis Latina Thomae Campiani), a Dana F. Sutton edita