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Book Details
Text
Commendatory Verses and Dedicatory Sonnets
Commentary
Appendices:
I. The Plan and Conduct of Book Three
II. The Origin of Britomart
III. The Garden of Adonis
IV. The Masque of Cupid
V. The Italian
Text
Commendatory Verses and Dedicatory Sonnets
Commentary
Appendices:
I. The Plan and Conduct of Book Three
II. The Origin of Britomart
III. The Garden of Adonis
IV. The Masque of Cupid
V. The Italian Romances
VI. The Historical Allegory
VII. The Women of the Allegory
VIII. Spenser's Use of the Plastic Arts
IX. Sources and Analogues
Textual Appendix:
Variant Readings
Critical Notes on the Test
Bibliography