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The euphuistic, "mosaic" style of medieval Hebrew letters achieved prose statement by joining fragments of biblical verses.
Letters by Lesley, Arthur M. / Renaissance Quarterly
33) Greene dominated the genre of prose fiction throughout the 1580s, exploiting every mode from euphuistic narrative to romance to cony-catching pamphlet.
Placing Tudor Fiction by Salzman, Paul / Yearbook of English Studies
Unlike the rest of the Lylian corpus, but like much of the material produced for the Theatre or the Rose, the play is written in blank verse rather than euphuistic prose and is announced by Lyly himself as a new venture.
The victim of fashion? Rereading the biography of John Lyly by Scragg, Leah / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
 
 
 
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