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Poetry of the Faerie Queene
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Index to The Faerie Queene (GENERAL INDEX FOLLOWS) PASSAGES DISCUSSED 1.1.12-27 (Den of Error), 83-84, 85-86, 230n, 335-38 1.1.40 (House of Sleep), 84-85 1.1.46-50 (false Una), 48-49, 83, 90-91, 96, 105, 125-26 1.2.12 (Red Cross Knight parted from Una), 49 1.3.1-4 (narrator's compassion for Una), 310-11, 315 1.3.6-7 (Una and lion), 308-309 1.3.40-44 (Una, Sansloy, the lion), 312-14 1.5.1-16 (battle with Sansjoy), 340-43 1.5.24-45 (Duessa, Night, Aescula­pius), 343-47 1.6.5-8 (Sansloy, Una, and satyrs), 26-29, 195 1.6.11 (Una and satyrs), 87-88 1.6.20 (Satyrane), 335 1.7.1-7 (Red Cross Knight and Duessa at fountain), 137-51 1.7.19 (Orgoglio), 150-51 1.7.32 (Arthur's helmet), 152 1.7.33-36 (Arthur's shield), 167, 174-79 1.7.38-42 (Arthur and Una), 151-52, 320-21 1.8.1 (man's weakness), 361 1.8.6 (Arthur and Orgoglio), 339 1.8.12-13 (Duessa and her beast), 86-87 1.8.19-21 (Arthur's shield; battle with Orgoglio), 41-42, 170-74 1.9.1-16 (Arthur's history), 35, 351-52 1.9.22-32 (Trevisan), 351-53, 360 1.9.33-54 (Cave of Despair), 97, 117, 350-61 1.10.1 (man's weakness), 334-35, 350 1.10.24-29 (Patience), 36-38, 49-53 1.10.53-68 (Contemplation), 99, 117-19, 288-89, 349, 362 1.11.1-55 (battle with Dragon), 119, 336, 363-69 1.12.6-8 (betrothal of Red Cross Knight and Una), 125-26 1.12.41 (Red Cross Knight leaves Una), 8, 125 2.Proem.l-3, 23, 25 2.1.60 (Mortdant and Amavia), 99-100 2.4.4-5,43-44 (Occasion), 209-11, 231-32 2.4.10,15 (Furor), 212, 229 2.4.17-36 (Phedon), 59-68, 231 2.5.28,34 (Cymochles in Bower of Bliss), 96-97, 376 2.6.13 (Phaedria's island), 156-57 2.6.21,35-37 (Phaedria and Guyon), 316-18 2.7 (Cave of Mammon), 235-75 2.7.1 ("As Pilot well expert"), 326 2.7.26-27,34 (Mammon's fiend), 91-95 2.7.46 (Philotime's golden chain), 77-78, 89-90 2.8.1-2 (God's grace), 34, 114, 275 2.9.22 (mystical frame of Alma's castle), 201 2.9.36-39 (Arthur and Prays-desire), 205-207 2.9.40-43 (Guyon and Shamefast-nesse), 207-209 2.11.11 (Alma's castle, bastion of Smell), 204 2.12.1 (frame of Temperance), 115-16 2.12.32-33 (sirens' music), 152 2.12.50 (Bower of Bliss), 95-96 2.12.58-61 (Bower of Bliss, fountain), 43-45 2.12.64-65 (bathing girls), 315-16 2.12.73-80 (Acrasia and Verdant), 96, 155-56, 304-305 2.12.83-87 (destruction of Bower of Bliss), 109, 305-306 3.1.34-38 (Venus and Adonis tapes­try), 374-77 3.1.39-67 (Malecasta and Britomart), 46-47, 181, 377-80 3.2.39-44 (Britomart in love and Glauce), 181-84 3.3.19 (Britomart and Merlin), 393-94 3.4.6-44 (Britomart and Marinell), 380-87
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Index to The Faerie Queene (GENERAL INDEX FOLLOWS) PASSAGES DISCUSSED 1.1.12-27 (Den of Error), 83-84, 85-86, 230n, 335-38 1.1.40 (House of Sleep), 84-85 1.1.46-50 (false Una), 48-49, 83, 90-91, 96, 105, 125-26 1.2.12 (Red Cross Knight parted from Una), 49 1.3.1-4 (narrator's compassion for Una), 310-11, 315 1.3.6-7 (Una and lion), 308-309 1.3.40-44 (Una, Sansloy, the lion), 312-14 1.5.1-16 (battle with Sansjoy), 340-43 1.5.24-45 (Duessa, Night, Aescula­pius), 343-47 1.6.5-8 (Sansloy, Una, and satyrs), 26-29, 195 1.6.11 (Una and satyrs), 87-88 1.6.20 (Satyrane), 335 1.7.1-7 (Red Cross Knight and Duessa at fountain), 137-51 1.7.19 (Orgoglio), 150-51 1.7.32 (Arthur's helmet), 152 1.7.33-36 (Arthur's shield), 167, 174-79 1.7.38-42 (Arthur and Una), 151-52, 320-21 1.8.1 (man's weakness), 361 1.8.6 (Arthur and Orgoglio), 339 1.8.12-13 (Duessa and her beast), 86-87 1.8.19-21 (Arthur's shield; battle with Orgoglio), 41-42, 170-74 1.9.1-16 (Arthur's history), 35, 351-52 1.9.22-32 (Trevisan), 351-53, 360 1.9.33-54 (Cave of Despair), 97, 117, 350-61 1.10.1 (man's weakness), 334-35, 350 1.10.24-29 (Patience), 36-38, 49-53 1.10.53-68 (Contemplation), 99, 117-19, 288-89, 349, 362 1.11.1-55 (battle with Dragon), 119, 336, 363-69 1.12.6-8 (betrothal of Red Cross Knight and Una), 125-26 1.12.41 (Red Cross Knight leaves Una), 8, 125 2.Proem.l-3, 23, 25 2.1.60 (Mortdant and Amavia), 99-100 2.4.4-5,43-44 (Occasion), 209-11, 231-32 2.4.10,15 (Furor), 212, 229 2.4.17-36 (Phedon), 59-68, 231 2.5.28,34 (Cymochles in Bower of Bliss), 96-97, 376 2.6.13 (Phaedria's island), 156-57 2.6.21,35-37 (Phaedria and Guyon), 316-18 2.7 (Cave of Mammon), 235-75 2.7.1 ("As Pilot well expert"), 326 2.7.26-27,34 (Mammon's fiend), 91-95 2.7.46 (Philotime's golden chain), 77-78, 89-90 2.8.1-2 (God's grace), 34, 114, 275 2.9.22 (mystical frame of Alma's castle), 201 2.9.36-39 (Arthur and Prays-desire), 205-207 2.9.40-43 (Guyon and Shamefast-nesse), 207-209 2.11.11 (Alma's castle, bastion of Smell), 204 2.12.1 (frame of Temperance), 115-16 2.12.32-33 (sirens' music), 152 2.12.50 (Bower of Bliss), 95-96 2.12.58-61 (Bower of Bliss, fountain), 43-45 2.12.64-65 (bathing girls), 315-16 2.12.73-80 (Acrasia and Verdant), 96, 155-56, 304-305 2.12.83-87 (destruction of Bower of Bliss), 109, 305-306 3.1.34-38 (Venus and Adonis tapes­try), 374-77 3.1.39-67 (Malecasta and Britomart), 46-47, 181, 377-80 3.2.39-44 (Britomart in love and Glauce), 181-84 3.3.19 (Britomart and Merlin), 393-94 3.4.6-44 (Britomart and Marinell), 380-87
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Contents ix
  4. Part I
  5. Chapter One: The Rhetorical Mode of Spenser’s Narrative 3
  6. Chapter Two: Narrative Materials and Stanzas of Poetry 36
  7. Chapter Three: Spenser’s Poetic Language 70
  8. Chapter Four: The Problem of Structure in The Faerie Queene 107
  9. Part II
  10. Chapter Five: Interpretation and the Sixteenth-Century Reader 137
  11. Chapter Six: Spenser’s Use of Ariosto 160
  12. Chapter Seven: Iconography in The Faerie Queene 200
  13. Chapter Eight: Interpreting the Cave of Mammon 235
  14. Part III
  15. Chapter Nine: The Nature of Spenser’s Allegory 279
  16. Chapter Ten: Heroism and Human Strength in Book I 334
  17. Chapter Eleven: Heroic and Pastoral in Book III 370
  18. Index to The Faerie Queene 407
  19. General Index 411
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Contents ix
  4. Part I
  5. Chapter One: The Rhetorical Mode of Spenser’s Narrative 3
  6. Chapter Two: Narrative Materials and Stanzas of Poetry 36
  7. Chapter Three: Spenser’s Poetic Language 70
  8. Chapter Four: The Problem of Structure in The Faerie Queene 107
  9. Part II
  10. Chapter Five: Interpretation and the Sixteenth-Century Reader 137
  11. Chapter Six: Spenser’s Use of Ariosto 160
  12. Chapter Seven: Iconography in The Faerie Queene 200
  13. Chapter Eight: Interpreting the Cave of Mammon 235
  14. Part III
  15. Chapter Nine: The Nature of Spenser’s Allegory 279
  16. Chapter Ten: Heroism and Human Strength in Book I 334
  17. Chapter Eleven: Heroic and Pastoral in Book III 370
  18. Index to The Faerie Queene 407
  19. General Index 411
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