Jonson, Shakespeare and early modern Virgil

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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List of illustrations Preface Bibliographical note Introduction Part I. Figures of Virgil and Their Place in Early Modern England: 1. English readers' Virgils 2. Informing youth, and confirming man: an English schoolboy's Virgils 3. Secrets of nature and culture: the learned man's Virgils Part II. Jonson, Shakespeare and Figures of Virgil: 4. 'The most learned of poets': Jonson's use of Virgilian authority 5. Of 'chaste ear' and 'soveraigne worth': Jonson's use of Virgil as author 7. Shaking Neptune's 'dread trident': The Tempest and figures of Virgil Bibliography Index.

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