The English Lyric from Wyatt to Donne: A History of the Plain and Eloquent Styles

Astrophil and Stella attitude beauty Berkeley Caelica CALIFORNIA LIBRARY Christian classical commonplace conceit contemplative contrition conventions Court courtly love critical Cupid death desire diction didactic divine doctrine Donne Donne's doth eche elegy Elizabethan elocutio eloquent style English eyes fear feeling Gascoigne George Gascoigne Googe grace Greville Greville's Grimald hart hath haue intention John Donne lady language lines literary London loue Louer love poetry lover lyric medieval meditation ment metaphor method mind mistress moral nature neo-Platonic neuer notion paradox passion penitential Petrarch Petrarchan plain style Platonic poem poetic poets praise Rainolde Ralegh reason refinements Renaissance rhetorical sequence Shakespeare Shakespeare's Sonnets Sidney Sidney's Sir Thomas Wyatt sixteenth century Songs and Sonets Sonnet 45 Sonnet 9 sorrow soul stanza structure stylistic Surrey syntax techniques thee theme things thou tion Tottel's Miscellany tradition trope truth Turbervile UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA vernacular verse Vertue virtue vnto Wilson write Wyatt