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CONTENTS Before the Restoration Early Literary Work Period of Dramatic Activity Satirical and Didactic Poems Life from 1680 to 1688 Later Dramas and Prose Works Period of Translation The Fables Conclusion
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About the Author:
John Dryden (1631-1700) was educated at Westminster School and Cambridge University and became the leading literary figure of the Restoration period. Poet, playwright, polemicist and critic, Dryden became Poet Laureate in 1669 and Historiographer Royal in 1670. He concluded his vast output with Fables Ancient and Modern (1700). Charles Tomlinson was born in Stoke-on-Trent in 1927, studied at Queen's College, Cambridge, and taught at the University of Bristol from 1957, where he became professor of English Literature in 1982. His first volume of poems, Relations and Contraries, was published in 1951, and has been followed by numerous works, gathered most recently in New Collected Poems (2009).
Review:
Sigismonda And Guiscardo
The Cock And The Fox, Or The Tale Of The Nun's Priest
The Sixth Satire Of Juvenal
(from The Second Part)
Achitophel, Grown Weary To Possess
Attempts With Studied Arts To Please
Ceyx And Alcyone
Cinyras And Myrrha
The Fable Of Acis, Polyphemus, And Galatea
The Fable Of Iphis And Ianthe
In Pious Times, Ere Priestcraft Did Begin
The Lady's Song
Macflecknoe
Meleager And Atalanta
Nisus And Euryalus (trans. Frm 5th & 9th Bks Aeneid/virgil)
An Ode On The Death Of Mr Henry Purcell
Pygmalion And The Statue
Some Of Their Chiefs Were Princes Of The Land
A Song For St. Cecilia's Day
The Speeches Of Ajax And Ulysses
To My Dear Friend, Mr. Congreve
To Speak The Rest, Who Better Are Forgot
To The Memory Of Mr. Oldham
The Brazen Age
The Death Of Ajax
The Eyes Of Argus Transformed Into A Peacock's Train
The Giants' War
The Golden Age
The Iron Age
Metamorphoses: 11. Aesacus Transformed Into A Cormorant
Metamorphoses: Book 1
Metamorphoses: Book 12
Metamorphoses: Book 8. Baucis And Philemon
Metamorphoses: Of The Pythagorean Philosophy
The Silver Age
The Transformation Of 10 Into A Heifer
Transformation Of Daphne Into A Laurel
Transformation Of Syrinx Into Reeds
Ninth Ode Of The First Book
De Rerum Natura: Book 3. Against The Fear Of Death
-- Table of Poems from Poem FinderŪ
The Cock And The Fox, Or The Tale Of The Nun's Priest
The Sixth Satire Of Juvenal
(from The Second Part)
Achitophel, Grown Weary To Possess
Attempts With Studied Arts To Please
Ceyx And Alcyone
Cinyras And Myrrha
The Fable Of Acis, Polyphemus, And Galatea
The Fable Of Iphis And Ianthe
In Pious Times, Ere Priestcraft Did Begin
The Lady's Song
Macflecknoe
Meleager And Atalanta
Nisus And Euryalus (trans. Frm 5th & 9th Bks Aeneid/virgil)
An Ode On The Death Of Mr Henry Purcell
Pygmalion And The Statue
Some Of Their Chiefs Were Princes Of The Land
A Song For St. Cecilia's Day
The Speeches Of Ajax And Ulysses
To My Dear Friend, Mr. Congreve
To Speak The Rest, Who Better Are Forgot
To The Memory Of Mr. Oldham
The Brazen Age
The Death Of Ajax
The Eyes Of Argus Transformed Into A Peacock's Train
The Giants' War
The Golden Age
The Iron Age
Metamorphoses: 11. Aesacus Transformed Into A Cormorant
Metamorphoses: Book 1
Metamorphoses: Book 12
Metamorphoses: Book 8. Baucis And Philemon
Metamorphoses: Of The Pythagorean Philosophy
The Silver Age
The Transformation Of 10 Into A Heifer
Transformation Of Daphne Into A Laurel
Transformation Of Syrinx Into Reeds
Ninth Ode Of The First Book
De Rerum Natura: Book 3. Against The Fear Of Death
-- Table of Poems from Poem FinderŪ
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- PublisherUniv Pr of the Pacific
- Publication date2003
- ISBN 10 1410208575
- ISBN 13 9781410208576
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages204
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