No More Learning

Koeppel, E. Studien zur Gesch. d. englischen Petrarchismus im xvi Jahrh.
Roman. Forschungen, v.
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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-
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1874.
Vaganay, Hugues. Le Sonnet en Italie et en France au XVI° siècle. Essai
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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.
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CHAPTER XIV
ELIZABETHAN CRITICISM
COLLECTED EDITIONS.
Haslewood, Joseph. Ancient Critical Essays upon English Poets and Poesy
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Smith, George Gregory. Elizabethan Critical Essays. 2 vols. Oxford, 1904.
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Proportion, the third of Ornament. At London Printed by Richard Field,
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CHAPTER XV
CHRONICLERS AND ANTIQUARIES
WILLIAM CAMDEN.
Britannia, sive Florentissimorum Regnorum Angliae, Scotiae, Hiberniae et
Insularum adjacentium ex interna antiquitate Chorographica Descriptio,
Authore Guilielmo Camdeno 1586.
This work was published in English under the title: Britain, or a Choro-
graphicall Description of the Most flourishing Kingdomes England, Scotland,
& Ireland, & the Islands adjoyning, out of the depth of Antiquitie: Beau-
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by William Camden, Clarenceux K. of A. Translated newly into English by
Philemon Holland Doctor in Physick. 1610. Another edition was published
in 1637. Britannia was translated also by Edmund Gibson (1695) and
R. Gough (1789).
Remains concerning Britain. 1604. Rptd by John Russell Smith, 1870.
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part of this work, as far as 1588, was published in 1615, and was translated
into English from the French by Abraham Darcie, under the title: An-
nales, The True and Royall History of the famous Empresse Elizabeth,
Queene of England France & Ireland &c. True Faith's defendresse of
Divine renoune & happy Memory 1625. The second part was published
in 1627 and translated by Thomas Browne of Christchurch: Tomus Alter
et Idem. 1629. A translation of the whole work was made by B. Norton,
Gent. in 1639, and several times reprinted.
[Glover, Robert (1544-88). A great herald, whose labours were of immense
assistance to his successors, and who is worthy of remembrance by the
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many 'vast vulgar Tomes, procured for the most part by the husbandry
of Printers, & not by appointment of the Prince or Authority of the
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JOAN FOXE.
Rerum in ecclesia gestarum, quae postremis et periculosis his temporibus
evenerunt, maximarumque per Europam persecutionum, ac Sanctorum
Dei Martyrum, caeterarumque rerum si quae insignioris exempli sint,
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persecutions & horrible troubles, that have bene wrought & practised
by the Romishe Prelates, speciallye in this Realme of England, &
Scotlande, from the yeare of our Lorde a thousande, unto the tyme
nowe present. Gathered and collected according to the true copies &
wrytinges certificatorie as wel of the parties themselves that suffered,
which wer the doers thereof, by John Foxe. Imprinted at London by
John Day, dwellyng over Aldersgate. 1563. Other editions 1570, 1576,
1583, 1596-7, 1618, 1632 and 1641.
Acts and Monuments. Ed. Cattley, S. R. , with a preface by Townsend, George.
8 vols. 1836-41. Ed. Pratt, J. 8 vols. 1877.
Authorities.
Foxe's Life. Attributed to his son and prefixed to the edition of 1641.
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