Triumphal Forms: Structural Patterns in Elizabethan Poetry

Alastair Fowler

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Poetry Analysis and Criticism Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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Preface 1. Evidence 2. Triumphs 3. Fictional triumphs 4. Numerology of the centre 5. Styles of symmetry 6. The unity of time 7. Temporal numbers 8. Epithalamia 9. Sonnet sequences Epilogue: Numerology and the literary artefact Appendices Bibliography Index.

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