-
Lesser Key of
Solomon describes this
spirit as follows:
Phoenix is a
great marquesse,
appearing like the bird Phoenix,
having a child's voice: but
before he...
- The 16th-century
spelling of her
title was
often marquesse or marquess,
sometimes lady
marquesse; a feminine, like duchess, of the
relatively rare title...
- same demon. He claimed:
Naberius [Naberus],
alias Cerberus, is a
valiant marquesse,
showing himself in the form of a crow, when he
speaks with a ****se voice:...
- same demon. He claimed:
Naberius [Naberus],
alias Cerberus, is a
valiant marquesse,
shewing himselfe in the
forme of a crowe, when he
speaketh with a ****se...
-
ghost of the
Marquesse d'Ancre, with his
spirits attending him. Or The
fiction of a
dialogue betweene Galligaia,
Conchini by name, or
Marquesse d'Ancre his...
- Columbus, Americus,
Vespacius [sic], Ferdinandus,
Cortez [sic], the
Marquesse Del
Valle [sic], and
Franciscus Pizarrus [sic] went thither ... He wrote...
- Earl of
Offaly (1748–1765),
eldest son of the 1st
Marquess Other titles:
Marquesse of
Kildare (1761), Earl of
Kildare (1316), Earl of
Offaly (1761), Viscount...
-
Kildare (1722–1773) was
created Duke of
Leinster in 1766
Other titles:
Marquesse of
Kildare (1761), Earl of
Kildare (1316), Earl of
Offaly (1761), Viscount...
- Cromwell, and last to Jhon
Lorde Sainct John of
Basinge [sic],
after Marquesse of Winchester; Margery, who d**** in her infancy, and Dorothe, mar**** to...
- her
married last name;
usually better known by the
courtesy title the
Marquesse of Candia. Born in Milan,
Giulia Grisi was the
daughter of
Gaetano Grisi...
