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Flesh, Spirit, and the Glorified Body: Spenser’s Anthropomorphic Houses of Pride, Holiness, and Temperance
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  • 2012English Literary Renaissance132 cited
  • 1977Nature's Work of Art: The Human Body as Image of the World54 cited
  • 1949Nature and Grace in the Faerie Queene39 cited

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  • 2003The Red Crosse Knight, St. George, and the Appropriation of Popular Culture4 cited

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