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Contents
PREFACE | 21 |
SIMON FISH | 31 |
EDWARD HALLE | 53 |
Hugh LATIMER | 65 |
ROGER ASCHAM | 72 |
ROBERT RECORDE | 130 |
Sir John CHEKE | 146 |
SIR THOMAS HOBY | 147 |
THE BIBLE | 515 |
Version compared with five sixteenthcentury versions | 527 |
John Stow | 558 |
John FLORIO | 568 |
EDWARD GRIMESTON | 581 |
SIR FRANCIS BACON | 607 |
John Donne | 630 |
Devotions selections | 636 |
John Foxe | 183 |
SIR THOMAS NORTH | 193 |
John LYLY | 207 |
STEPHEN GOSSON | 258 |
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY | 267 |
THOMAS LODGE | 331 |
RICHARD HAKLUYT AND THE VOYAGERS | 388 |
ROBERT GREENE | 405 |
THOMAS NASHE | 423 |
THOMAS DELONEY | 445 |
ROBERT ASHLEY | 479 |
RICHARD HOOKER | 487 |
SIR WILLIAM CORNWALLIS | 644 |
THE OVERBURIAN CHARACTERS | 656 |
GREY BRYDGES LORD CHANDOS | 663 |
WILLIAM DRUMMOND | 679 |
ROBERT BURTON | 689 |
SIR THOMAS BROWNE | 708 |
Hydriotaphia UrneBuriall selections | 730 |
JOHN MILTON | 736 |
JEREMY TAYLOR | 771 |
INTRODUCTIONS AND NOTES | 787 |
644 | 859 |
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Common terms and phrases
able actions affection answered beauty beginning better body bring brought called cause church comes common continued death desire doth earth England English Euphues evil excellent eyes fair father fear follow fortune give hand hath hear heart heaven honor Italy judgment keep kind king knowledge land learning leave less light live London look Lord man's manner matter means mind moved nature never noble opinion pass perfect person play pleasure poets poor present prince quoth reason receive rest saith scholar sense serve shew sort soul speak stand sure thee things thou thought tion translation true truth turn understanding unto virtue wherein whereof whole wise write young
Bibliographic information
| Title | Prose of the English Renaissance |
| Editor | John William Hebel |
| Publisher | Ardent Media, 1952 |
| Length | 882 pages |
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