:Psalm Culture and Early Modern English Literature

Kenneth J. E. Graham

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List of figures Acknowledgements Note on the text Introduction Part I. English Metrical Psalmody 1. 'Very mete to be used of all sortes of people': the 'Sternhold and Hopkins' psalter 2. 'Out-Sternholding Sternhold': some rival psalters 3. The Psalms and English poetry I: 'Greece from us these Arts deriv'd': psalms and the English quantitative movement 4. The Psalms and English Poetry II: 'The highest matter in the noblest forme': psalms and the development of English verse Part II. Case Studies in Psalm Translation: 5. 'Happy me! O happy sheep!': Renaissance pastoral and Psalm 23 6. Psalm 51: sin, sacrifice and the 'Sobbes of a Sorrowfull Soule' 7. Psalm 137: singing the Lord's song in a strange land Conclusion Appendix: Psalms 23, 51, and 137 (Coverdale translation) Bibliography Index.

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