The two works were also published separately as "Panegyricus Cromwelli" and "Panegyricus clarissimo Anglorum imperatori Olivero Cromwello scriptus." The first was attributed to the Portuguese ambassador, conde de PenaguiaÌo, and the second has also been ascribed to him, possibly through an ambiguous note in the Thomason tracts catalogue (I, 96); both tracts, especially the second, have also been attributed to Milton, but "the Milton connection is chimerical to the highest degree" (Columbia Milton, XVIII, 638)--NUC pre-1956 imprints. |