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Appendices:
I. The Date of Composition
II. Historical Allegory
III. Moral Allegory
IV. The Virtue of Temperance
V. Spense and Milton
VI. The Mortality Theme
VII. Sources
VIII. The Castle of the
Text
Commentary
Appendices:
I. The Date of Composition
II. Historical Allegory
III. Moral Allegory
IV. The Virtue of Temperance
V. Spense and Milton
VI. The Mortality Theme
VII. Sources
VIII. The Castle of the Body
IX. Elizabethan Psychology
X. The Structure
XI. The Twenty-Second Stanza of Canto 9
Textual Appendix
Bibliography