Greyfriar, Volum 23

Aesculapius Ajax allegory allusions Andrew Marvell Archimago Ariosto's associated autobiography Avernus Berthoff book of holiness burlesque canto Charteris child Christian classical comic connotations context death Diana divine drowning Duessa and Night Edmund Gosse Edmund Spenser elements emblem Emily Dickinson entire poem episodes erotic Eternity experience Explicator Faerie Queene faith fear fiction Furioso gods Gosse's Father Hercules Hippolytus human imagery imagination Immortality infinite infinity intellectual interpretation Joseph Warren Beach Jove Leishman literature London lower Eyes M. H. Abrams Marvell's Poetry masque metaphor mind Morpheus myth mythic mythology narrative narrator nature never Numbers nymph Odysseus Orgoglio Orlando Oxford Paradise passion pearl Petrarchan pine poet poet's Princeton Red Crosse Red Crosse's religious Resolved Soul Salmacis satyrs sea image sea poems second stanza seems sense sexual SIENA COLLEGE Spenser spiritual stanza story suggests Susanne Langer Sylvanus symbol thee Una's unfortunate lover Univ University Press unknown voyage wave wind York