The Concept of Ingratitude in Renaissance English Moral Philosophy

Alexander Aphorismes Aristotle Arthur Golding benefactor benefits bestowed bond Bryskett Bullein canto chapter Charron chivalric code churl churlish Cicero classical code of honor commonplace books concept of ingratitude concord concordia cosmic Courtesy Literature Cyropaedia Dallington Dante discussed duty edition ethical evil Faerie Queene fealty feudal filial impiety French friendship Girardin gratitude haue Honoré Bonet human Ibid idea ideals ingratitude John Judas King Lear largesse Latin liberality literature London lord loyalty Lucius Annaeus Seneca medieval Middle Ages military Mirror for Magistrates moral philosophy Nannini natural law Nicholas Breton obligation Oedipus Oxford English Dictionary Parker Society passage Pathway unto Prayer Patrizzi Persian Politeuphuia Professor Hewitt quotation quotes reference religious Renaissance says seems sermons Shakespeare Sir Thomas Elyot sixteenth century Spenser Thomas Becon tion tradition translation treason treatises tude ungrateful University Press unnatural unthankfulness vassal vassalage Vaughan vice view of ingratitude virtues vnto writers