Hymen's Triumph
Hymen, goddess of marriage disguised as a shepherdess, encounters Envy, Avarice, and Jealousy, who adopt pastoral disguises to frustrate her plans.
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Hymen, goddess of marriage disguised as a shepherdess, encounters Envy, Avarice, and Jealousy, who adopt pastoral disguises to frustrate her plans.
At Prince Henry's investiture as Prince of Wales, Anne of Denmark appears as sea goddess Tethys in a court masque set at Milford Haven. Allegorical sea figures and river nymphs present the royal family with symbolic gifts, including a sword representing Henry's inheritance and rule.
A court masque in which Night awakens Sleep, Iris summons twelve goddesses to a Temple of Peace, and Queen Anne and eleven ladies perform as the goddesses. Its pageant celebrates peace and the union of England and Scotland.
Hymen, goddess of marriage disguised as a shepherdess, encounters Envy, Avarice, and Jealousy, who adopt pastoral disguises to frustrate her plans.
At Prince Henry's investiture as Prince of Wales, Anne of Denmark appears as sea goddess Tethys in a court masque set at Milford Haven. Allegorical sea figures and river nymphs present the royal family with symbolic gifts, including a sword representing Henry's inheritance and rule.
A court masque in which Night awakens Sleep, Iris summons twelve goddesses to a Temple of Peace, and Queen Anne and eleven ladies perform as the goddesses. Its pageant celebrates peace and the union of England and Scotland.