Renaissance landscapes: English lyrics in a European tradition

aesthetic Alcaeus Alcman allusions amatory Anyte appears Appleton House Ausonius awareness Bandusia beautiful Bellerie Catullus celebration Christian classical Comus consciously contrast conventional countryside Coy Mistress creative delight discipline Drayton earlier elegy English environment epic epigram Fairfax famous forest Frost Garden Gâtine genre Georgics Greek green Hélène Hesiod Horace human Il Penseroso inscription intellectual Irish J. B. Leishman Keats L'Allegro landscape lyric landscape poetry later Latin Leonidas less literary Loeb edn Marvell Marvell's medieval Milton mind mistress modern mood motifs mountain Mower nature pastoral Penseroso personality Petrarch poem poem's poet poet's poetic Poly-Olbion Priapus psychological puritan realistic recognize repudiation retreat Roman Ronsard rural Saint-Amant scarcely sense sentimental sexual shade Shakespeare Sirmio solitude song sonnet speaker spirit spring subjective suggests sweet thee theme Theocritus thou thought Tintern Abbey tion tradition trans trees Vaucluse Vendômois verse Virgil vision whole woods Wordsworth writes δὲ καὶ