- Aura Soltana, also
known as
Ipolitan the
Tartarian or
Ipolita or
Ippolyta (fl. 1569), was a
Tartar woman at the
court of
Elizabeth I
after arriving from...
-
cushion covers. In 1562 she was
given a
pewter metal doll for the use of
Ippolyta the Tartarian, a
young woman brought from
Russia by
Anthony Jenkinson....
- was not her surname, but a
Latin word for "little woman". She
replaced Ippolyta the
Tartarian in 1577. As
customary for a
female jester and
court dwarf...
- as greedy, and an
imposer of
unusual taxes. When, in 1471, his
sister Ippolyta asked a
Franciscan friar holy man in Naples—perhaps
Giovanni della Marca—to...
- Careles. He
delivered recycled old ****hingale pins and
other pins to "
Ippolyta the Tartarian", a
young Russian woman brought to Elizabeth's
court by Anthony...
- and
Historical Chronicle, 24 (London, 1754), p. 163:
Bernadette Andrea, '
Ippolyta the Tartarian',
Carole Levin, Anna
Riehl Bertolet, Jo
Eldridge Carney,...
-
Jenkinson wrote that her name was Aura
Soltana and she
later became known as
Ippolyta. A
pewter metal doll was
bought for her to play with, and she was given...
