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10 Sep 2017: 20), a conviction King attributes in part to the pUblication of the pseudo-Chaucerian Plowman's Tale in sixteenth-century editions of the Canterbury Tales (24). ... Two fundamental paradigms, or "forms" describe their narratives: "epic," which is "

10 Sep 2017: Alice S. Miskimin Yale University. 24. Spenser and the Middle Ages (1976): Single microfiche copies are available @ SUS 2.50; two or more copies @ S 2.00. ... Yale University, 1975. DAI, 36: 2846A. Order No. 75-24,550, 368 pages.

10 Sep 2017: division between them [The argument that the Hours here are the 12 "unequal" ones rather than t 24 seems doubtful--AKH]. ... One by Remy Belleau has the same proportion of night and day among i 24 stanzas as does Epithalamion.

10 Sep 2017: See also SpN 84.24]. When in Mut Sp identifies Nature with the "God of Nature" and then draws an analogy between Nature and the transfigured Christ, he raises questions of

10 Sep 2017: Virgil ian discourse on man and history" (24), and suggesting that the Confessions "are in a sense a recap-itulation of Virgilian epic in a Christian universe" (40). ... Yet "the presence in Sp of a predominantly Christian outlook in uneasy alliance with

10 Sep 2017: K. I. MacDonald, "Allegorical Landscape in the Faerie Queene (Books I-III)," Durham University Journal, 63 (March 1971), 121-24.

10 Sep 2017: SPENSER-N W S L B T T E R. WINTER • NUMBER I. EDITOR: DAR 1. GLESS ASSOCIATE EDITORS: JERRY LE MILLS, S. SPONSORED BY THE 0 ARTMENT OF ENGLISH UNIVERSITY OF NORTH COLINA AT CHAPEL HILL. ASS 1ST ANT E D ITO R: ANT H 0 N Y M. E SOL E N. COR RES P 0

10 Sep 2017: Rigby Graham. Edmund Spenser's Kilcolman. Orchard, Wymondham, Leicestershire), 1975. Brewhouse Private Press (The [24 pp., illus.] SUS 15.00.

10 Sep 2017: 9, 24, Creel, B.H. 30 Davis, C.R. 18 Dees, J.S. 45 Donnelly, M.

10 Sep 2017: 36.28 Celovsky, Lisa. "Early Modern Masculinities and The Faerie Queene." English Literary Renais-sance 35.2 (2005): 210-24. ... 13.1 (2004): 9-24. Examines Spenser's complex and problematic attitudes to Mary QIeen of Scots and James I as they surface in