John Upton--Notes on the Fairy Queen: Books I-II

1st quarto 2d quarto allegory alludes altered ancient Anglo-S Archimago Ariosto arms authority beauty Belphoebe blood called Canto xii Chaucer Christian Cicero Compare corrected Critical Observations Demogorgon described doth dread Duessa elfin knight emendations epithet error expression Faerie Fairy Queen fayre folios frequently Glossary goodly Greek Guiderius hath heaven hence hero Hesiod historical allusions Homer Horace Ibid imitated infernal Jeffry of Monmouth John Upton Jupiter king knight lady Latin letter likewise Locrin Lord means mentioned Milton monster Ovid passage perhaps Phoebus plainly poem poet poet's poetical prince Arthur printed printer proper quae quarto editions reader red-crosse rhime romance says scripture seems Shakespeare shew shield Sir Guyon Spenser stanza Statius story sword Tasso thee thou translation unto Upton Upton's note Uther Pendragon verse viii Virgil words wrote δὲ ἐν καὶ μὲν τε τὸ