"Rowleyan" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2015, Donald S. Taylor, Thomas Chatterton's Art: Experiments in Imagined History, page 114",
          "text": "It seems clear that Chatterton worke out a theory of the history of English drama that would cilminate in Rowley's Ælla. We have inferred a similar theory of prosodic history from the uncertainty and irregularity of pre-Rowleyan prosody as compared to Rowley's correctness.",
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          "ref": "2017, Andrew Radford, Romantic Echoes in the Victorian Era",
          "text": "So Chatterton, by breaking his apprenticeship, deftly steered a course between the Bristolian and the Rowleyan voices: between 'Matrimony he shall not contracct' and 'an hollie Preeste unnmarriageabil'.",
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