The English Poems of George HerbertGeorge Herbert (1593-1633) is widely regarded as the greatest devotional poet in the English language. His volume of poems, The Temple, published posthumously in 1633, became one of the most widely read and influential collections of the seventeenth century. Almost 400 years after they were first published in Cambridge by the 'printers to the Universitie', Cambridge University Press is pleased to present the definitive scholarly edition of Herbert's complete English poems, accompanied by extensive explanatory and textual apparatus. The text is meticulously annotated with historical, literary and biblical information, as well as the modern critical contexts which now illuminate the poems. In addition to the lively introduction and notes, this edition includes a glossary of key words, an index of biblical quotations, and the authentic texts of Herbert's work. |
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Dialogue | ix |
The Thanksgiving | x |
Dulnesse | xiii |
List of abbreviations and modes of reference | xxi |
Repentance 168 | xxii |
The Temper I 192 | xxiii |
Avarice 276 | xxiv |
The Bag 518 | xxv |
The H Communion | xxviii |
Clasping of hands 539 | xxxii |
To my Lord Chancellour Sir Francis Bacon | xxxvii |
Whitsunday 212 | xli |
Grace 216 | xlii |
30 | xliii |
JESU 400 | xliv |
The Call 537 | xxvi |
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