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Introduction, by H. Berger.--The World's vanity, by W. Nelson.--The argument of Spenser's Shepheardes calender, by A. C. Hamilton.--Spenser's Sweete Themmes: Of time and the river, by M. L. Wine.--The triumph over hasty accidents: A note on the symbolic mode of the Epithalamion, by R. Neuse.--From Plowman and knight: The hero's dual identity, by D. Cheney.--The fall of Guyon, by M. Evans.--Venus and Diana: Some uses of myth, in The Faerie queene, by K. Williams.--The legend of justice: The idol and the crocodile, by W. Nelson.--The virtuous and gentle discipline of gentlemen and poets, by W. V. Nestrick.--The mutabilitie cantos: Archaism and evolution in retrospect, by H. Berger.--Selected bibliography (p. 180-182).

Includes bibliographical references (p. 182).