A subject-index to the poems of Edmund Spenser

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3 3A SUBJECT-INDEXTO THEPOEMS OF EDMUND SPENSER
Page 5 and 6: SUBJECT-INDEXTO THEPOEMS OF EDMUND
Page 7 and 8: oCO
Page 9: TOTHE MEMORY OFMY MOTHER AND FATHER
Page 12 and 13: viiiPREFACEbridge text, except that
Page 14 and 15: ABBREVIATIONSFollowing is a list of
Page 17 and 18: AN INDEX TO SPENSERAaron : he that
Page 19 and 20: AEGEANand Telamon, Gn. 481-485,627.
Page 21: ALBANYhimself, 2.10.14.3; Lear live
Page 24 and 25: AMPHION 8 ANGELShis conquest of, 4.
Page 26 and 27: APOLLO 10 APOLLOfor betraying Venus
Page 28 and 29: ARCH(ES)ARGANTEwhite (centre of tar
Page 30 and 31: ARMORIC 14 ARTEGALLof pagan knights
Page 32 and 33: ARTS 16 ARTHUR16; 3.3.62; 3.4.4-5;
Page 34 and 35: ARVIRAGE 18 ASTRAEAhorse, see Spuma
Page 36 and 37: ATLAS 20 AUTHORSof Acrasia, 2.5. Ar
Page 38 and 39: BACCHANTE 22 BALMBacchante, * wine-
Page 40 and 41: BASHAN 24 BEACONSBashan. See Basan.
Page 42 and 43: BEAST 26 BEE(S)1.6.24.5; white bear
Page 44 and 45: BELL(S)House of Care, the blacksmit
Page 46 and 47: BISHOP 30 BLATANTat Athens, 2.10.25
Page 48 and 49: BOLEYN 32 BOREAS44-45; heart (parlo
Page 50 and 51: BRAIN 34 BRASS3.5.27.6-9; Blandamou
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BRIGET 36 BRITOMARTBriget. See St.
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BRITONS 38 BUBBLE-GLASSBritons, the
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BUSS 40 CAESARSRadigund's painted b
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CALIGULASGraces dance, sees, 6.10.
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CANNON 44 CAREbreast, Hub. 267; jea
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CAUL 46 CEPHISSUSGrazing; Mammals;
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CHANCEL 48 CHARLEMAGNEKnight), 3.1.
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CHILDBIRTH 50 CHIVALRY| Childbirth:
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'CHRISTMAS 52 CHURCHC. May 12; stee
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CLEOPATRA 54 COATSutary of the Ouse
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COLINET 56 CONCOR~N60, 66; Ap. 81,
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CORTOON 58 COULDCondon. See Corydon
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CRAB 60 CROCODILE(S)name to, 2.10.5
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CUIRASS 62 CUPIDas opposed to age e
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CUPID 64 CUPID6.7.32-37; 6.8.19-25;
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CYMODOCE 66 DAMONof, 1.6.14.8; ment
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DAPHNE (rDAY2.12.52.5; laurel, chan
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DEFETTO 70 DESPITECalf, Doe, Fawn,
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DIANA 72 DIDOin bathing, 7.6.42-53;
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DISSEMBLANCE 74 DOLPHIN(S)3.12.18;
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DRAGONETS 76 DUDLEYtwo days fight,
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DUTY 78 EARTHBellamour are confined
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EDEN 80 ELFEden(l), the Biblical Ga
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ELMElm: vine-prop, 1.1.8.7. SeeTree
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EQUINOXES 84 ESTRILD5.2.30 ff.; pri
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1EVANGELY 86 FACE(San eye, 2.7.11.4
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FALSEHOOD 88 FAUNUFalsehood, typifi
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FERREX 90 FIREFerrex, eldest son of
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FLAMINIUS2.2; Doric (Greek) flames
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FLORIMELL 94 FORDfinds it, 3.7.31.8
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FOWLERsion for Angelica, 4.3.45;blo
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FURNACE(S) 98 GANYMEDEbear, Gn. 423
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GATES 100 GERYON2.12.53; of Turpine
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GIANTESS 102 GLIBTitans is wrongly
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GOBBELINES 104 GODSof heaven, 1.10.
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GOLDS 106 GRACE!Golds, marigolds: C
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GRECIAN 108 GROOMSGrief : like a hu
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GUYON 110 GUYONsends in chains to F
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HAIR7; rises on end through fright,
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HEAD-STALL 114 HEBRUSHead-stall: 5.
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HELLE 116 HENGISTH. H. L. 89; Avern
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HERD-GROOMS 118 HESPERIDES4-5; 7.7.
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HOGH 120 HOODwith, S. C. F. 210; of
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HORSE-TRAPPINGS 122 HOURSguests for
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HUNTER(S) 124 HYADESin 1570 referre
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IDLE 126 IMMORTALITYup Jove on milk
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INO 128 IRUShostry, 5.10.23.8; inn
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IVY 130 JASPER40.2; 1.1.44.6; harp.
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JOVE 132 JOVE3.2.9.8; 3.8.18.3; 3.9
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JOYOUS 134 JUSTICE32; Proth. 42; tr
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KINGCUPS 136 KNOWLEDGEknife given h
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LAMB(S) 138 LANDSCAPEof Tartary (Ta
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LAVENDER 140 LECHER9.2; Spenser's l
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LEMNOS 142 LIFELemnos, an island in
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LIME-HOUND 144 LIONESSovertiger lio
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LOCRINUS 146 LOSEL(S)N. 125; mantle
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LUCRE 148 MACEdog used in hunting:
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MAGICIAN 150 MALBECCO4.9.28.7; Thra
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MANILD 152 MARINE!!God (cf. Genesis
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MARS 154 MATINSMars(l): Cupid's fri
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MEDINA 156 MELODYgood for, 1.11.29.
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MERCY-SEAT 158 MILKMercy-seat: 1.10
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MIRTH 160 MONjmade by Merlin, in wh
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MORGAN 162 MOUTHmago purloins it, 2
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MUSIC 164 MUSICALH. L. 29; elder br
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NAUSA 166 NEPTUNENausa: an early na
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NETHERLANDS 168 NIGHT357 ff.; Cupid
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NOVEMBER 170 NYMPIEnceladus emits f
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OCHRE 172 OLYMPUSides, father of, b
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ORPINE 174 OXfrom Hades, 4.10.58.4;
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PALATINE 176 PAN1.7.16.3; 1.8.46.2;
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PARIS 178 PASTORELLAwith, 4.9.20 ff
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PEAR 180 PENANCE490; orient, 2.12.7
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PERSIAN 182 PHEDOfithe enticements
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PHOENICIA 184 PIERIA1SMinor, in the
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PINE 186 PLANET(S)Pine: as ornament
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PLENTY 188 POEMSto pleasure's palac
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POISON 190 PONTIC3. Pr. 5.1; ecstas
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POUND 192 PRIEST(S)253; tongue of M
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PRONAEA 194 PRYENE70-71; Jove depri
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PYRRHA 196 QUIVEEchles, accompanies
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RANGER 198 REIff.; Britomart and he
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REQUIEM 200 RICHi. e. either the ol
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ROBBERS 202 RODCocytus, Lethe, Phle
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ROMISH 204 ROUNDELAY15; 12.10; Bel.
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SACRAMENT 206 SALVAGEwore, 1.3.14.3
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SANSLOY 208 SATYRANI7-9; Night, sum
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SAXON 210 SCIENC1Saxon Queen, Angel
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SCUTCHEON 212 SEAL(the Aphrodite of
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SERGIS 214 SHAWMSergis, an old knig
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SHEPHERD 216 SHIELDCAp. 34; shearin
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SHIPWRECKS 218 SIDN'and propelled b
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SISYPHUS 220 SNAKE(S1 ff.; sisters
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SONNET 222 SOULS8.4; 5.11.34.4; 6.9
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SPENCER 224 SPINNINGSpencer, Alice.
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SPRINGALDS 226 STAR(S)Springalds, y
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STEWARD 228 STONE(Sthat fairestHele
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STYGIAN 230ingale (Sir Walter Ralei
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SYCOPHANTS 232 TALE-TELLINGlike swo
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TARGET 234 TELAMONTarget(2), a smal
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TEMPTATIONS 236 THAME!Verulam, Ti.
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THIEVES 238 THUNDERBOLTSThieves. Se
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TIME 240 TITAdoth waste, 4.2.33.1.
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TOOL(S) 242 TOWERC25.3; pincers, ho
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244 TRITONSHub. 512. See Sports and
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TRUNCHEON 246 TURTLEM .458; of Clio
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ULCER 248 UNAinvasion of England),
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VENUS 250 VENUS2.8.6.6; T. M. 403;
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VETCH 252 VIRGOunder Edward VI refe
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WALNUT 254 WATERCarmarthen) with a
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WELL(S) 256 WHIRLPOOL4.2.32.8); men
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WINTER 258 WOLVES2.11.49.4. See Bev
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WOMANHOOD 260 XANTHUSelation, Rev.
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