Spenser Studies, Issue 16

allegory Alpers amor Amoret Amphialus Anno M. D. Anteros Arcadia Archimago argues Armada Arthur Babylon biblical Book Brandeburgensis Britomart Busirane Calvin Cambridge Camell character Chinese version Christian Church Churchyard classical commentary context Cupid Davy Dycars Dreame death Defence Diana Dicar Diggon divine dream vision eclogue Edmund Spenser Edward Elegia Elizabeth Elizabethan emblem emblematic England English Epitaphium Eros Faerie Queene figure Georgics Georgius Sabinus goddesses hare hermaphrodite Howard Hubert Languet human humanist Ioannem John King Knight Languet literary literature London Lotichius loue Melanchthon Mira moral narrative Oxford pastoral Philip Melanchthon Philippists Philisides piety poem poem's poetic poetry political Protestant Protestantism Psalm 23 readers Redcrosse Reformation Renaissance rhyme right poet Robinson Rome Sabinus Samothea Samothes Scudamour sheep Shepheardes Calender shepherd Sidney's Sir Philip Sidney sonnet Spencer Redivivus Strigelius suggests Theocritus Thomas Thomas Churchyard tion tradition trans translation Una's University Press Venus verse Virgil virtue words