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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... lady showers the knight with flower petals, but he is unmoved by this pass and flees her advances (1.3.32–50). At great remove from this occasion, Ranaldo is brought to his senses. Sleeping where he once rejected the lady, the kill ...
... lady showers the knight with flower petals, but he is unmoved by this pass and flees her advances (1.3.32–50). At great remove from this occasion, Ranaldo is brought to his senses. Sleeping where he once rejected the lady, the kill ...
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... lady, had attacked and wounded her unarmed lover. When he could not find Priscilla, who had fled into the woods, the discourteous knight went on his way, battering his own lady in frustration until Tristram challenged him. After an ...
... lady, had attacked and wounded her unarmed lover. When he could not find Priscilla, who had fled into the woods, the discourteous knight went on his way, battering his own lady in frustration until Tristram challenged him. After an ...
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... ladies and discover things about themselves. In an ironic contretemps, Arthur discovers that the lady he courts is Prays-desire, an image of the desire for glory that motivates him; in a similarly comic encounter, Guyon finds that his lady ...
... ladies and discover things about themselves. In an ironic contretemps, Arthur discovers that the lady he courts is Prays-desire, an image of the desire for glory that motivates him; in a similarly comic encounter, Guyon finds that his lady ...
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... lady. A young knight claims Amoret for his own, and is defeated by Britomart, who then pities him, reveals herself ... ladies fail to secure the belt around their waists, Amoret succeeds, but to no avail because the raucous crowd wants ...
... lady. A young knight claims Amoret for his own, and is defeated by Britomart, who then pities him, reveals herself ... ladies fail to secure the belt around their waists, Amoret succeeds, but to no avail because the raucous crowd wants ...
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... lady, and avoid the wrath of Elizabeth. Probably for this very reason, he shows Arthur, Amoret, and Aemylia all subjected to the venom of Sclaunder. Since the reader knows that Sclaunder's vilifications are false, Arthur and his two ladies ...
... lady, and avoid the wrath of Elizabeth. Probably for this very reason, he shows Arthur, Amoret, and Aemylia all subjected to the venom of Sclaunder. Since the reader knows that Sclaunder's vilifications are false, Arthur and his two ladies ...
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