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Jacobean   /dʒˌækəbˈiən/   Listen
Jacobean

noun
1.
Any distinguished personage during the reign of James I.



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"Jacobean" Quotes from Famous Books



... the age's enthusiasm for mountains in his soul. When he turned critic it was not to discern and praise the power and beauty in the works of his contemporaries but to rediscover and interpret the Elizabethan and Jacobean ...
— English Literature: Modern - Home University Library Of Modern Knowledge • G. H. Mair

... his left, opening into the hall. It had a collegiate air which he liked. Then he was led out at the opposite end of the vestibule, the servant saying, "Mrs. Graves is in the garden, sir." He stepped out on to a lawn bordered with trees; opposite him was a stone-built Jacobean garden-house, with stone balls on the balustraded coping. Two ladies were walking on the gravel path; the older of the two, who walked with a stick, came up to him, put her hand on his shoulder, and gave him a kiss in a simple and motherly way, saying, "So here you actually ...
— Watersprings • Arthur Christopher Benson



Words linked to "Jacobean" :   Englishman, James I



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