Aureola

deity intermediate English single tradition · 1

Aureola is depicted as one of Oberon's wives in a 1591 entertainment given for Queen Elizabeth at Elvetham in Hampshire. She represents one of several fairy queens associated with Oberon in different literary traditions.

When

First attested: 1591 CE
Attested period: 1591 – 1591
Historical notes: Appears in a 1591 entertainment for Queen Elizabeth at Elvetham, Hampshire.

Relationships

co occurs with: Chloris, Nabote, Titania, Queen Mab, Pluto, Proserpine, Gloriana
consort of: Oberon

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Mentioned by

Titania
Queen Mab
Pluto
Proserpine
Gloriana

Sources

wikipedia (1)

Fairy Queen

Source passages

“Oberon was sometimes depicted with wives of other names: Aureola in a 1591 entertainment given for Queen Elizabeth at Elvetham in Hampshire”
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