The Spenser EncyclopediaA.C. Hamilton Routledge, 1 lip 2020 - 880 'This masterly work ought to be The Elizabethan Encyclopedia, and no less.' - Cahiers Elizabethains |
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... death of Mortdant, the consequent death of Amavia, and the bloodstained hands of Ruddymane; Guyon therefore sets out on his quest to deprive her of her powers. After he and the Palmer travel through her Bower of Bliss, resisting its ...
... death of Mortdant, the consequent death of Amavia, and the bloodstained hands of Ruddymane; Guyon therefore sets out on his quest to deprive her of her powers. After he and the Palmer travel through her Bower of Bliss, resisting its ...
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... death must follow if its contents are mixed with pure water from the fountain of the chaste nymph. When Mortdant drinks deeply, he falls dead. This seems to mean that the internal shock of so much cold water causes hypothermia and death ...
... death must follow if its contents are mixed with pure water from the fountain of the chaste nymph. When Mortdant drinks deeply, he falls dead. This seems to mean that the internal shock of so much cold water causes hypothermia and death ...
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... death of the young vegetation god was ritually mourned in late summer at the so-called Adonia; urns of rapidly blossoming and wilting flowers or herbs, known as gardens of Adonis, were placed on his shrine. These became a proverbial ...
... death of the young vegetation god was ritually mourned in late summer at the so-called Adonia; urns of rapidly blossoming and wilting flowers or herbs, known as gardens of Adonis, were placed on his shrine. These became a proverbial ...
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... death' (Venus and Adonis 413). Only from the perspective of his mysterious resurrection in the Garden (46–9) does this 'life in death' take on positive meaning, becoming part of the paradox of human love, where the self loses itself to ...
... death' (Venus and Adonis 413). Only from the perspective of his mysterious resurrection in the Garden (46–9) does this 'life in death' take on positive meaning, becoming part of the paradox of human love, where the self loses itself to ...
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