Time and the Calendar in Edmund Spenser's Poetical Works

allegory almanacs Amoretti Anacreontics Artegall Arthur aspect astrological Bede beginning Boethius Book Five Britomart Briton calendar Cantos Christ Christian chronicle Colin comet Cupid cycle cyclic death decay divine doth earth earthly eclogue Edmund Spenser Elizabeth Elizabethan English Epithalamion eternal Faerie Queene fairy Fairyland fame fate feast Februarie Fortune Gardens of Adonis Gloriana God’s Guyon hath haue heauen heavenly human Ibid idea illustration Januarye Jvlye lady Loeb Classical Library London loue man’s Maye mind Moniments months moral Mutabilitie mutability narrative nature notion Nouember one’s parallel pastoral perspective poem poem’s poet poetic present proem protagonists providential quest Red Cross Knight reference religious Renaissance Saint Saint George seasons seems seen sense Shepheardes Calender sonnet speaking Spenser Encyclopedia Spenser’s Calender Spenser’s poetry spiritual spring stanza structure symbol temporal theme Theocritus things time’s tion Venus Vewe vision vnto winter zodiac