Yale Studies in English, Band 161

Acrasia's action Aeneid allegory allusion ambiguities Amoret antique appears Archimago Ariosto armor Artegall Artegall's Arthur Astraea Belphoebe Blatant Beast Bower Britomart C. S. Lewis Calepine Calepine's Calidore Calidore's canto cantos of Book chivalric Christian civilization classical concerned context contrast courtesy courtly Cupid Cyparissus described doth Duessa earlier echoes Edmund Spenser emphasis epic episodes erotic Faerie Queene Fairyland flower Fradubio's Gardens of Adonis girlond Golden Age goodly Graces Guyon Hercules hero heroic Hippolytus human imagery imitation incident individual justice knight lady loue lust man's means ment Morpheus Mutabilitie myth natural order Orlando Orlando Furioso Ovid pastoral motifs Pastorella poem poem's poet present provides quest Radigund reader Redcross relationship relevance Renaissance role savage scene seems seen sense Serena Shepheardes Calender shepherds similar similarly society Spenser's stanza stresses suggest symbol Tasso Temperance temptation theme tion Turpine Una's Variorum Venus virtue vision vnto Vpon