Being a Reproduction in Facsimile of the
first edition, 1609, from the copy in the Malone Collection in the Bodleian
Library.
first edition, 1609, from the copy in the Malone Collection in the Bodleian
Library.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v03
Vol.
11.
1904.
Phoenix nest, The. Built up with the most rare and refined works of
noblemen, woorthy knights, gallant gentlemen, masters of arts, and brave
schollers. . . . Set foorth by R. S. John Jackson, 1593. Reprinted in
T. Park's Heliconia. Vol. II. 1814.
Proctor, Thomas. A Gorgious Gallery of Gallant Inventions. . . by divers
worthy workemen of late dayes and now joyned together and builded up.
By T. P. Richard Jones, 1578. Rptd in T. Park's Heliconia. Vol. 1. 1815.
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Lee's Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. 1. 1904. [See also ed. Pollard, A. W. ,
1891, and ed. Flägel, E. , Halle, 1889. A complete edition of the works of
Sir Philip Sidney is in preparation for the Cambridge English Classics,
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is Grosart's, 1873, 1877. ]
Smith, William. Chloris, or The Complaint of the passionate despised
Shepherd. By William Smith. Edmund Bollifant, 1596. Reprinted in
Lee's Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. 11. 1904.
Spenser, Edmund. Complaints containing sundrie small Poemes of the
Worlds Vanitie. By Ed. Sp. William Ponsonbie, 1591.
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Composed by Thomas Watson, Gentleman: and published at the request
of certaine Gentlemen his very frendes. Imprinted by John Wolfe for
Gabriell Cawood. (1582. ] Reprinted in Arber's English Reprints, 1870.
The Tears of Fancie, Or, Love Disdained. William Barley, 1593.
Reprinted in Arber's English Reprints, 1870.
Zepheria. Printed by the Widow Orwin, for N. L. and John Busby, 1594.
Reprinted in Lee's Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. 11. 1904.
II. HISTORY AND CRITICISM.
Darmesteter, A. and Hatzfeld, A. Le Seizième Siècle en France. . . . (6th
ed. ) Paris, 1897.
De Marchi, L. L'influenza della lirica italiana sulla lirica ivglese nel secolo
XVI. Nuova Antologia S. III, LVIII, 1895.
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Englische Studien, vol. xx. Alexander Montgomerie und Ronsard.
Fitzmaurice-Kelly, J. Note on three Sonnets (by Spenser, Francisco de la
Torre, and Tasso). Revue Hispanique, vol. XIII, pp. 257-260, 1906.
Flamini, Francesco. Il Cinquecento (Storia Letteraria d'Italia). Part II,
ch. 2, pp. 169-237. Milan, n. d.
Studi di Storia Letteraria Italiana e Straniera. Livorno, 1895.
Guggenheim, Josef. Quellen Studien zu Samuel Daniels Sonetten Cyclus
Delia. Berlin, 1898.
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Harrison, John Smith. Platonism in English Poetry of the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries. New York, 1903.
Isaac, H. , in Shakespeare Jahrbuch, XVII, pp. 165–200.
Kastner, L. E. Articles in Atheneum, Oct. 22 and 29, 1904; on Thomas
Lodge as an imitator of the Italian poets, Mod. Lang. Rev. 11 155 ff. ; on
Scottish Sonnetteers and the French Poets, Mod. Lang. Rev. 111, 1-15; on
Elizabethan Sonnetteers and the French Poets, Mod. Lang. Rev. III,
268-277.
Koeppel, E. Studien zur Gesch. d. englischen Petrarchismus im xvi Jahrh.
Roman. Forschungen, v.
Lamb, Charles. Last Essays of Elia: Some Sonnets of Sir Philip Sidney.
Lee, Sidney. Chapman's 'Amorous Zodiacke. ' Modern Philology. Chicago,
October 1905.
- A Life of William Shakespeare (5th edition). Chapter vii (pp. 87-111)
and appendixes ix and x (pp. 443-461). 1905.
Shakespeare's Sonnets.
Being a Reproduction in Facsimile of the
first edition, 1609, from the copy in the Malone Collection in the Bodleian
Library. With Introduction and Bibliography. Oxford, 1905.
Elizabethan Sonnets: with an introduction. 2 vols. 1904. A rearr
arranged
edition of Arher's English Garner.
Lentzner, C. A. Die Geschichte des. Sonettes in England. Leipzig, 1886.
Main, D. (ed. ). A Treasury of English Sonnets: edited from the original
sources with notes and illustrations. Book 1, pp. 1-68, and notes,
pp. 240-337. 1880.
Noble, J. A. The Sonnet in England. 1893.
Pieri, Marius. Le Pétrarquisme au xviť siècle. Pétrarque et Ronsard. . . .
Marseilles, 1896.
Tilley, Arthur. The Literature of the French Renaissance. 2 vols. Cam-
bridge, 1904.
Tomlinson, Charles. The Sonnet: its origin, structure, and place in poetry.
1874.
Vaganay, Hugues. Le Sonnet en Italie et en France au XVI° siècle. Essai
de Bibliographie Comparée. Lyon, 1903.
Wyndham, George. Ronsard and La Pléiade. 1906.
CHAPTER XIII
PROSODY FROM CHAUCER TO SPENSER
The standard work is Saintsbury's History of Prosody from the Twelfth
Century to the Present Day. Vol. 1, From the Origins to Spenser, 1906; vol. 11,
From Shakespeare to Crabbe, 1908. See especially, in vol. I, the chapter on
The Prosody of the Scottish Poets; book iv, The Coming of Spenser; and
appendixes v-ix, English Feet, Metres, Pause, Rhyme and Vowel-Music
1200-1600; and, in vol. 11, book v, The Time of Shakespeare.
Great assistance for the bibliography as well as for the discussion of the
subject will be found in the works of T. S. Omond: English Metrists (Tunbridge
Wells, 1903, supplemented and enlarged, Oxford, 1907) and A Study of Metre,
1903.
Körting's Grundriss may be consulted for further references, and also the
following bibliography.
A. R. W.
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CHAPTER XIV
ELIZABETHAN CRITICISM
COLLECTED EDITIONS.
Haslewood, Joseph. Ancient Critical Essays upon English Poets and Poesy
2 vols. 1811-15.
Smith, George Gregory. Elizabethan Critical Essays. 2 vols. Oxford, 1904.
WRITERS.
Ascham, R. Toxophilus. 1545. Ed. by Arber, E. Birmingham, 1861. The
Scholemaster. 1570. Ed. by Arber. Birmingham, 1870. Toxophilus,
Scholemaster, etc. Ed. Aldis Wright, W. Cambridge, 1904. Works.
Ed. Giles, J. A. 4 vols in 3. 1864-5. See also Smith, G. Gregory, above.
Campion, Thomas. Observations in the Art of English Poesy. 1602. Re-
printed in Bullen's Works of Campion, 1889, in Smith, G. Gregory, and in
Rhys, E. , Literary Pamphlets, 1897.
Carew, Richard. The Excellency of The English Tongue. First printed by
Camden in Remains. Reprinted from MS by Smith, G. Gregory.
Caxton, W. Collected Prefaces in A. W. Pollard's Fifteenth Century Prose
and Verse (enlarged from Arber's English Garner). 1903.
Chapman, George. Prefaces to the two instalments of his Homer, printed
in 1598. Reprinted in Chapman's Works, 3 vols, 1875; and in Smith,
G. Gregory.
Daniel, Samuel. A Defence of Rhyme. n. d. Reprinted in Grosart's Works
of Daniel, 4 vols, 1885-96; in Haslewood; in Smith, G. Gregory; and in
Rhys, E. , Literary Pamphlets, 1897.
Drayton, Michael. Note ‘To the Reader' in The Barons' Wars. 1603.
Gascoigne, George. Notes of Instruction. In Posies of George Gascoigne.
1575. Reprinted by Arber with others of Gascoigne's Works, 1868;
Smith, G. Gregory, op. cit. Ed. Cunliffe, J. W. Cambridge, 1907.
Gosson, Stephen. The School of Abuse. 1579. Reprinted by Arber, Birming-
ham, 1868.
Harington, Sir John. Orlando Furioso. 1591. Preface reprinted in Smith,
G. Gregory.
Harvey, Gabriel. Letters, as below under Spenser. Four Letters touching
Robert Greene. 1592. Pierce's Supererogation. 1593. A New Letter of
Notable Contents. 1593. Works. Ed. Grosart, A. B. 3 vols. Privately
printed, 1884. Extracts in Smith, G. Gregory.
E. K. (Kirke, Edmund). Introduction and notes to Shepheards Calender.
1579. In nearly all edd. of Spenser: also in Smith, G. Gregory.
Lodge, Thomas. Defence of Poetry etc. 1579. Reprinted in Works of T. L. ,
ed. Gosse, E. , Hunterian Club, Glasgow, 1872-82; in Elizabethan and
Jacobean Pamphlets, 1892; and in Smith, G. Gregory.
Meres, Francis. Palladis Tamia. 1598. Sections reprinted in Arber's
English Garner, in Smith, G. Gregory, etc.
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Nashe, Thomas. Preface to Sidney's Astrophel and Stella. 1591. Strange
News or Four Letters Confuted. 1592. Extracts in Smith, G. Gregory.
[See also the epistle addressed to the gentlemen students of both
universities, prefixed to Greene's Menaphon. ]
Puttenham ? , George? or Richard ? . The Arte of English Poesie. Con-
triued into three Bookes: The first of Poets and Poesie, the second of
Proportion, the third of Ornament. At London Printed by Richard Field,
9
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I
dwelling in the black-Friers, neere Ludgate. 1589.
Phoenix nest, The. Built up with the most rare and refined works of
noblemen, woorthy knights, gallant gentlemen, masters of arts, and brave
schollers. . . . Set foorth by R. S. John Jackson, 1593. Reprinted in
T. Park's Heliconia. Vol. II. 1814.
Proctor, Thomas. A Gorgious Gallery of Gallant Inventions. . . by divers
worthy workemen of late dayes and now joyned together and builded up.
By T. P. Richard Jones, 1578. Rptd in T. Park's Heliconia. Vol. 1. 1815.
## p. 524 (#546) ############################################
524
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9
Robinson, Clement. A Handefull of Pleasant Delites: containing sundrie
new sonets and delectable histories . . . By Clement Robinson and divers
others. 1584. Rptd in T. Park's Heliconia. Vol. 11. 1814.
Ronsard, Pierre. Euvres de Ronsard. Bibliothèque Elzevirienne, 8 vols.
Paris, 1866.
Sidney, Sir Philip. Syr P. S. His Astrophel and Stella. Wherein the
excellence of Sweet Poesy is concluded. To the end of which are added
sundry other rare Sonnets of divers Noblemen and Gentlemen. Thomas
Newman (first surreptitious impression), 1591. Containing the preface
by Thomas Nashe, 'Somewhat to read, for them that list. ' Reprinted in
Lee's Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. 1. 1904. [See also ed. Pollard, A. W. ,
1891, and ed. Flägel, E. , Halle, 1889. A complete edition of the works of
Sir Philip Sidney is in preparation for the Cambridge English Classics,
ed. Albert Feuillerat. At present, the collected edition of Sidney's poetry
is Grosart's, 1873, 1877. ]
Smith, William. Chloris, or The Complaint of the passionate despised
Shepherd. By William Smith. Edmund Bollifant, 1596. Reprinted in
Lee's Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. 11. 1904.
Spenser, Edmund. Complaints containing sundrie small Poemes of the
Worlds Vanitie. By Ed. Sp. William Ponsonbie, 1591.
Amoretti and Epithalamion. Printed for William Ponsonby, 1595.
Reprinted in Lee's Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. II. 1904.
Tofte, Robert. Laura. The Toys of a Traveller, or The Feast of Fancy.
By B. T. , Gentleman Valentine Simmes, 1597. Reprinted in Lee's
Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. 11. 1904.
Tottel's Miscellany. Songes and Sonettes, written by the ryght honorable
Lorde Henry Haward, late Earle of Surrey, and other. Richard Tottel,
1557. Reprinted in Arber's English Reprints, Birmingham, 1870;
also 1893.
Turbervile, G. Epitaphs, Epigrams, Songs and Sonets, &c. . . . set out by
George Turberuile, Gentleman. Henry Denham, 1567.
Watson, Thomas. The EKATOMIIAOIA or Passionate Centurie of Loue . . .
Composed by Thomas Watson, Gentleman: and published at the request
of certaine Gentlemen his very frendes. Imprinted by John Wolfe for
Gabriell Cawood. (1582. ] Reprinted in Arber's English Reprints, 1870.
The Tears of Fancie, Or, Love Disdained. William Barley, 1593.
Reprinted in Arber's English Reprints, 1870.
Zepheria. Printed by the Widow Orwin, for N. L. and John Busby, 1594.
Reprinted in Lee's Elizabethan Sonnets. Vol. 11. 1904.
II. HISTORY AND CRITICISM.
Darmesteter, A. and Hatzfeld, A. Le Seizième Siècle en France. . . . (6th
ed. ) Paris, 1897.
De Marchi, L. L'influenza della lirica italiana sulla lirica ivglese nel secolo
XVI. Nuova Antologia S. III, LVIII, 1895.
Edinburgh Review, April, 1907. The Pleiade and the Elizabethans.
Englische Studien, vol. xx. Alexander Montgomerie und Ronsard.
Fitzmaurice-Kelly, J. Note on three Sonnets (by Spenser, Francisco de la
Torre, and Tasso). Revue Hispanique, vol. XIII, pp. 257-260, 1906.
Flamini, Francesco. Il Cinquecento (Storia Letteraria d'Italia). Part II,
ch. 2, pp. 169-237. Milan, n. d.
Studi di Storia Letteraria Italiana e Straniera. Livorno, 1895.
Guggenheim, Josef. Quellen Studien zu Samuel Daniels Sonetten Cyclus
Delia. Berlin, 1898.
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525
Harrison, John Smith. Platonism in English Poetry of the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries. New York, 1903.
Isaac, H. , in Shakespeare Jahrbuch, XVII, pp. 165–200.
Kastner, L. E. Articles in Atheneum, Oct. 22 and 29, 1904; on Thomas
Lodge as an imitator of the Italian poets, Mod. Lang. Rev. 11 155 ff. ; on
Scottish Sonnetteers and the French Poets, Mod. Lang. Rev. 111, 1-15; on
Elizabethan Sonnetteers and the French Poets, Mod. Lang. Rev. III,
268-277.
Koeppel, E. Studien zur Gesch. d. englischen Petrarchismus im xvi Jahrh.
Roman. Forschungen, v.
Lamb, Charles. Last Essays of Elia: Some Sonnets of Sir Philip Sidney.
Lee, Sidney. Chapman's 'Amorous Zodiacke. ' Modern Philology. Chicago,
October 1905.
- A Life of William Shakespeare (5th edition). Chapter vii (pp. 87-111)
and appendixes ix and x (pp. 443-461). 1905.
Shakespeare's Sonnets.
Being a Reproduction in Facsimile of the
first edition, 1609, from the copy in the Malone Collection in the Bodleian
Library. With Introduction and Bibliography. Oxford, 1905.
Elizabethan Sonnets: with an introduction. 2 vols. 1904. A rearr
arranged
edition of Arher's English Garner.
Lentzner, C. A. Die Geschichte des. Sonettes in England. Leipzig, 1886.
Main, D. (ed. ). A Treasury of English Sonnets: edited from the original
sources with notes and illustrations. Book 1, pp. 1-68, and notes,
pp. 240-337. 1880.
Noble, J. A. The Sonnet in England. 1893.
Pieri, Marius. Le Pétrarquisme au xviť siècle. Pétrarque et Ronsard. . . .
Marseilles, 1896.
Tilley, Arthur. The Literature of the French Renaissance. 2 vols. Cam-
bridge, 1904.
Tomlinson, Charles. The Sonnet: its origin, structure, and place in poetry.
1874.
Vaganay, Hugues. Le Sonnet en Italie et en France au XVI° siècle. Essai
de Bibliographie Comparée. Lyon, 1903.
Wyndham, George. Ronsard and La Pléiade. 1906.
CHAPTER XIII
PROSODY FROM CHAUCER TO SPENSER
The standard work is Saintsbury's History of Prosody from the Twelfth
Century to the Present Day. Vol. 1, From the Origins to Spenser, 1906; vol. 11,
From Shakespeare to Crabbe, 1908. See especially, in vol. I, the chapter on
The Prosody of the Scottish Poets; book iv, The Coming of Spenser; and
appendixes v-ix, English Feet, Metres, Pause, Rhyme and Vowel-Music
1200-1600; and, in vol. 11, book v, The Time of Shakespeare.
Great assistance for the bibliography as well as for the discussion of the
subject will be found in the works of T. S. Omond: English Metrists (Tunbridge
Wells, 1903, supplemented and enlarged, Oxford, 1907) and A Study of Metre,
1903.
Körting's Grundriss may be consulted for further references, and also the
following bibliography.
A. R. W.
## p. 526 (#548) ############################################
526
Bibliography
CHAPTER XIV
ELIZABETHAN CRITICISM
COLLECTED EDITIONS.
Haslewood, Joseph. Ancient Critical Essays upon English Poets and Poesy
2 vols. 1811-15.
Smith, George Gregory. Elizabethan Critical Essays. 2 vols. Oxford, 1904.
WRITERS.
Ascham, R. Toxophilus. 1545. Ed. by Arber, E. Birmingham, 1861. The
Scholemaster. 1570. Ed. by Arber. Birmingham, 1870. Toxophilus,
Scholemaster, etc. Ed. Aldis Wright, W. Cambridge, 1904. Works.
Ed. Giles, J. A. 4 vols in 3. 1864-5. See also Smith, G. Gregory, above.
Campion, Thomas. Observations in the Art of English Poesy. 1602. Re-
printed in Bullen's Works of Campion, 1889, in Smith, G. Gregory, and in
Rhys, E. , Literary Pamphlets, 1897.
Carew, Richard. The Excellency of The English Tongue. First printed by
Camden in Remains. Reprinted from MS by Smith, G. Gregory.
Caxton, W. Collected Prefaces in A. W. Pollard's Fifteenth Century Prose
and Verse (enlarged from Arber's English Garner). 1903.
Chapman, George. Prefaces to the two instalments of his Homer, printed
in 1598. Reprinted in Chapman's Works, 3 vols, 1875; and in Smith,
G. Gregory.
Daniel, Samuel. A Defence of Rhyme. n. d. Reprinted in Grosart's Works
of Daniel, 4 vols, 1885-96; in Haslewood; in Smith, G. Gregory; and in
Rhys, E. , Literary Pamphlets, 1897.
Drayton, Michael. Note ‘To the Reader' in The Barons' Wars. 1603.
Gascoigne, George. Notes of Instruction. In Posies of George Gascoigne.
1575. Reprinted by Arber with others of Gascoigne's Works, 1868;
Smith, G. Gregory, op. cit. Ed. Cunliffe, J. W. Cambridge, 1907.
Gosson, Stephen. The School of Abuse. 1579. Reprinted by Arber, Birming-
ham, 1868.
Harington, Sir John. Orlando Furioso. 1591. Preface reprinted in Smith,
G. Gregory.
Harvey, Gabriel. Letters, as below under Spenser. Four Letters touching
Robert Greene. 1592. Pierce's Supererogation. 1593. A New Letter of
Notable Contents. 1593. Works. Ed. Grosart, A. B. 3 vols. Privately
printed, 1884. Extracts in Smith, G. Gregory.
E. K. (Kirke, Edmund). Introduction and notes to Shepheards Calender.
1579. In nearly all edd. of Spenser: also in Smith, G. Gregory.
Lodge, Thomas. Defence of Poetry etc. 1579. Reprinted in Works of T. L. ,
ed. Gosse, E. , Hunterian Club, Glasgow, 1872-82; in Elizabethan and
Jacobean Pamphlets, 1892; and in Smith, G. Gregory.
Meres, Francis. Palladis Tamia. 1598. Sections reprinted in Arber's
English Garner, in Smith, G. Gregory, etc.
Mirror for Magistrates, A. 1559. See bibliography to chap. ix, ante.
Nashe, Thomas. Preface to Sidney's Astrophel and Stella. 1591. Strange
News or Four Letters Confuted. 1592. Extracts in Smith, G. Gregory.
[See also the epistle addressed to the gentlemen students of both
universities, prefixed to Greene's Menaphon. ]
Puttenham ? , George? or Richard ? . The Arte of English Poesie. Con-
triued into three Bookes: The first of Poets and Poesie, the second of
Proportion, the third of Ornament. At London Printed by Richard Field,
9
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dwelling in the black-Friers, neere Ludgate. 1589.
