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Pity and the Authority of Feminine Passions in Books V and VI ofThe Faerie Queene
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  • 1962Loeb Classical Library267 cited
  • 1991Scolding Brides and Bridling Scolds: Taming the Woman's Unruly Member169 cited
  • 2002Spenser’s Monstrous Regiment87 cited
  • 1964Images of a Queen78 cited
  • 1906The Scottish Historical Review78 cited
  • 2000Showing Like a Queen44 cited
  • 2005Early Modem Masculinities andThe Faerie Queene18 cited
  • 1970Renaissance Concepts of Justice and the Structure of "The Faerie Queene," Book V18 cited
  • 2008Errors about Ovid and Romance6 cited
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