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Inigo Jones: An Allegory Recovered

Among the Inigo Jones drawings at Chatsworth is an unidentified allegorical figure: a seated woman in classical dress holds a branch, apparently of oak, in her left hand, a triangular level in her right, and rests her foot upon a cube (P1. 26c). For all its iconographic explicitness, the figure's meaning has proved indecipherable. In Roy Strong's and my Inigo Jones I wrote of it that 'on the basis of the attributes . .. she could be anything from Religion and Good Government to Geometry',' and neither Percy Simpson and C. F. Bell nor we, fifty years later, could discover a source for the figure, visual or verbal. Jones's source was under our noses. The figure appears in Cupid's masque in Jonson's Cynthia's Revels, and Cupid describes her as follows: