References Dioclesian

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muller, julia. words , music in henry purcell s first semi-opera, dioclesian , edward mellen press, lewiston ny, 1990.
muller, frans. flying dragons , dancing chairs @ dorset garden: staging dioclesian in theatre notebook, vol.xlvii,(1993), no.2.
muller, julia , frans. purcell s dioclesian on dorset garden stage in performing music of henry purcell ed. michael burden, clarendon press, oxford, 1996.
muller, julia. prophetess: or, history of dioclesian in henry purcell s operas; complete texts ed. michael burden, oxford university press, oxford,2000
curtis price. dioclesian , grove music online, ed. l. macy (accessed july 22, 2006), grovemusic.com (subscription access).






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