A Hundreth Sundrie Flowres,9780198117797

A Hundreth Sundrie Flowres

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ISBN13: 9780198117797
ISBN10: 0198117795
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2001-01-11
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Summary

This is the only edition of George Gascoigne's A Hundreth Sundrie Flowres to respect the integrity of the first edition, which he published as an anonymous anthology in 1573. Earlier editors either based their work on The Posies of George Gascoigne Esquire , self-censored and published in 1575, or omitted the two plays, Supposes and Jocasta . The critical apparatus of this edition allows the reader to reconstruct the changes Gascoigne made to The Posies , and all the works which appear there for the first time are included, and situates his works in their literary and social milieux.

Table of Contents

Abbreviations and Short Titles xiii
Biographical Introduction xxiii
Textual Introduction xlv
A HUNDRETH SUNDRIE FLOWERES 1(462)
The Contents of this Booke
2(1)
The Printer to the Reader
3(2)
Supposes
5(54)
Jocasta
59(82)
The Adventures of Master F.J.
141(76)
The Devises of Sundrie Gentlemen
A translation of Aristo allegorized
217(1)
Written uppon a reconciliation betwene two freendes
218(1)
Two gentlemen did roon three courses at the rynge
219(1)
Not long after the writing hereof
220(1)
He wrote to the same friend from Excester
221(1)
He wrote to the same friend from Founteine belle eau
222(1)
He wrote unto a Skotish Dame
222(1)
Written to a gentlewoman who had refused him
223(1)
In prayse of a gentlewoman
224(2)
He began to write by a gentlewoman
226(1)
Whiles he sat at the dore of his lodging
227(1)
An other Sonet written by the same Gentlewoman
227(1)
Enough of this Dame
228(1)
Written by a Gentlewoman in court
228(1)
From this I will skip to certaine verses
229(1)
With these verses you shall judge
230(1)
And for a further profe
230(1)
In all this lovely company was none
231(1)
He held himselfe herwith contented
232(1)
The Dame within very short space did aunswere
232(1)
This Sonet of his shall passe...without any preface
233(1)
He wrote...in prayse of a Gentlewoman
233(2)
Now to begin with another man
235(1)
To a Dame which challenged the aucthor
236(1)
A loving Lady being wounded in the spring time
237(1)
The careful lover combred with pleasure
238(1)
The lover being disdaynfully abjected
239(2)
An absent Dame thus complayneth
241(1)
This question being propounded by a Dame
242(1)
A straunge passion of another Author
243(1)
The Lover leaning onely to his Ladies promises
244(1)
The constancie of a lover
245(1)
Now I must desire you with patience to hearken
245(2)
The Lover declareth his affection
247(1)
Another shorter discourse to the same effecte
247(1)
The lover disdaynefully rejected
248(1)
An absent lover...thus complayneth
249(2)
A Lady being both wronged by false suspect
251(2)
Eyther a needelesse or a bootelesse comparison
253(1)
An absent lover doth thus encourage his Lady
254(1)
A letter devised for a young lover
255(1)
Three Sonets in sequence
256(1)
A Ryddle
257(1)
To a gentlewoman who blamed him
258(1)
An uncurteous farewell to an unconstant Dame
259(1)
A lover often warned
259(1)
The lover encouraged by former examples
260(2)
The absent lover (in ciphers) disciphering his name
262(1)
Gascoigns Anatomie
263(1)
Gascoignes araignement
264(2)
Gascoignes prayse of Bridges, nowe Ladie Sandes
266(1)
Gascoignes prayse of Zouche
267(1)
Gascoignes passion
267(2)
Gascoignes libell of Divorce
269(1)
Gascoignes praise of his Mystres
270(2)
Gascoignes Lullabie
272(1)
Gascoignes Recantation
273(1)
I have herde master Gascoignes memorie commended
274(1)
The nexte was at request of Antonie Kynwelmarshe
275(1)
John Vaughan delivered him this theame
276(2)
Alexander Nevile delivered him this theame
278(3)
Richarde Courtop...gave him this theame
281(2)
Gascoignes gloze uppon...Dominus iis opus habet
283(3)
Gascoignes good morow
286(2)
Gascoignes good nyghte
288(2)
Gascoignes De profundis
290(1)
[The translated Psalme of Deprofundis]
290(3)
Gascoignes councell to Douglasse Dive
293(2)
Gascoignes councell given to...Bartholmew Withipoll
295(5)
Gascoignes Epitaph uppon capitaine Bourcher
300(1)
Gascoignes devise of a maske
301(11)
Gascoignes wodmanship
312(4)
Gascoignes gardnings
316(2)
In that other ende of his sayde close walke
318(1)
In a chayre in the same Garden
318(1)
Upon a stone in the wall of his Garden
319(1)
Gascoignes voyage into Hollande, An. 1572
319(10)
Dan Bartholmew of Bathe
The Reporter
329(4)
Dan Bartholmew his Triumphes
333(3)
The Reporter
336(1)
Dan Bartholmews Dolorous discourses
337(10)
The extremitie of his Passion
347(1)
`Lo thus (deere hart) I force my frantike Muse'
348(1)
His libell of request exhibited to Care
349(2)
`What greater glory can a Keysar gaine'
351(2)
His last will and Testament
353(2)
`Alas, lo now I heare the passing Bell'
355(1)
His Farewell
356(1)
The reporters conclusion unfinished
356(3)
ADDITIONS FROM THE POSIES
Prefatory Letters
To the reverende Divines
359(5)
To al yong Gentlemen
364(5)
To the Readers generally
369(2)
Commendatory Poems
T.B. In prayse of Gascoignes Posies
371(1)
E.C. In prayse of Gascoignes Posies
372(1)
M.C. commending the correction of Gascoignes Posies
373(1)
R.S. in prayse of Gascoignes Posies
373(1)
T.Ch. In prayse of Gascoignes Posies
374(2)
G.W. In prayse of Gascoigne, and his Posies
376(1)
P.B. to such as have heretofore found fault
377(1)
A.W. In commendation of Gascoigne and his Posies
378(1)
I.B. In commendation of Gascoigne Posies
379(1)
I.D. In prayse of Gascoigne and his Posies
380(1)
The Printer in commendation of Gascoigne
381(1)
M.A. Perugino, a i lettori
381(1)
I. de B. aux lecteurs
382(1)
H.M. In Poemata Gascoigni Carmen
382(1)
B.C. In Poemata Gasconi Carmen
383(1)
K.D. In eundem, Carmen
383(1)
Eiusdem de eodem
383(1)
P.W. In Gascoignum, Carmen
384(1)
G.H. pro eodem
384(1)
E.H. in poemata Gascoigni, Carmen
385(1)
The opinion of the aucthor himself
385(1)
His ultimum vale to Amorous verse
386(1)
Dan Bartholmew of Bathe
Dan Bartholmew his second Triumphe
386(1)
Continuation of `The reporters conclusion'
387(11)
The fruites of Warre
398(41)
The fruite of Fetters
439(3)
The complaint of the greene Knight
442(6)
The continuance of the Author
448(4)
The greene Knights farewell to Fansie
452(1)
Epilogismus
453(1)
Certayne notes of Instruction
454(9)
Commentary 463(278)
Contents of The Posies 741(2)
Index of First Lines 743(3)
Verse Forms 746(2)
Glossary 748(25)
General Index 773

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