Vanderbilt Studies in the Humanities, Volume 2

Adam Adam's Alinda allegory angels Anglo-Saxon appear audience Beowulf Brutus Caesar Canterbury Tales Celia century character Chaucer Childe Roland Comus courtly love Criseyde criticism Curry Curry's dancing despair Dionysius diphthongs dissyllabic dramatic dreams element Elizabethan English evil Fame father Geoffrey Chaucer grace Hayne Hayne's Henry Lawes human Hunt Hunt's I-II Ibid intr Jonson Julius Caesar king lady limited point lines List literary Lodge's London Love's lover Lucifer masque means Medieval Middle English Milton modern Narrator Narrator's Nashe nature opera Orlando Paradise Lost Parlement of Foules passage pathetic fallacy Platonic Platonic love play poem poet poetic poetry point of view Renaissance Roman Rosader Rosalind Saladyne satire says scene scholars scholarship seems sense Shakespeare Shepheardes sketch speech Spenser spirit stress Tale thee things Thomas thou tion tradition Troilus Troilus and Criseyde Venus virtue vowel words