A subject-index to the poems of Edmund Spenser

TONGUE(S)See[TAN 241punish-Tityus, a giant: a vulture de Tongue (s): Ate's lying tonguevours his liver as a in two parts divided, 4.1.27.6;C. Jul. 59; H. H. B. 163; ment for his assault on Latona,1.5.35.6; Gn. 377-380.Proth. 4. See Apollo, Hyperion, Sun.See Giants.itan(2), a giant: Saturn, his Toad(s) Envy did chaw a veno:younger brother, with the mous toad, 1.4.30.3; loathly,assistance of the Corybantes, 2.11.12.5; loathly frogs anddeprives him of throne of toads, which eyes did lack,heaven, 7.6.27; 7.6.33.4; 7.6. spewed out by the Dragon,34.3; Uranus, son of, 7.6.27.3. 1.1.20.7, Malbecco feeds onitaness, a term applied to toads and frogs, his pastureMutability: 7.6.4.1; 7.6.10.1; poisonous, 3.10.59.2; paddocks,7.6.17.2; 7.6.18.4; 7.6.25.1; 7. loathed, S. C. D. 70. See6.33.1; 7.7.1.8; 7.7.47.1; 7.7. Amphibia.59.6. Cf. Giantess.Toadstool: griesly, S. C. D. 69.itans, a race of giants, children Tobacco: divine tobacco, anof Uranus (Heaven) and Gaia herb possessing medicinal(Earth): 2.7.41.6; make war properties, 3.5.32.6. Seeupon Jove, 3.7.47.3-5; 5.1.9. Medicines.5-9; 7.6.2.6-9; 7.6.27.6-9; off Tom Piper, the piper who acspring of (Argante), 3.7.47.3; companied morris-dances: S.(Bellona), 7.6.3.7; (Hecate), 7. C. O. 78. See Musicians.6.3.3; (Mutability), 7.6.2.4-5.See Giants.Tomb(s): of gnat, Gn. 652, 662;of Roman emperor, Bel. 3.11;Ithonus, son of Laomedon, of Rome, Ro. 14.13; seven hills,husband of Aurora (the tombs of Rome's greatness,Dawn), on whom she con Ro. 4.8; sepulchres, Ti. 94;ferred immortality without in mentioned, 2.1.58.9; 2.7.17.3;suring youth: Aurora in bed of 2.7.51.9; Ti. 49; Ro. 1.10;aged Tithonus, 1.2.7.2; 1.11. 5.7.51.3; 3.3.20.6; Epith. 75. Tomyris, Queen of the Massagetae,ITitmouse: sits silent before thea race of northernnightingale, S. C. N. 26.Birds.Asia, who defeated Cyrus theGreat: 2. 10.56.4.Titus: friendship between Titus Tongs: Erinnys with red hotand Gesippus (the story of tongs gripes hearts of Rowhich is related by Boccac mans, Ro. 24.5; fiend in Housecio): 4.10.27.5.of Richesse repairs the dyingTityrus : typifying Chaucer, S. C. brands with iron tongs, 2.7.F. 92; Jun. 81; D. 4; Env. 9; 36.4; smith in House of CareCol. 2; Romish Tityrus (Vir nips Scudamour's side withgil), S. C. O. 55.red-hot iron tongs, 4.5.44.2.