Titlebook: Sir Philip Sidney And The English Renaissance; John Buxton Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 E

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Epilogue,icate medium in which Shakespeare could record the infinite variety of mankind. Already in 1598 Francis Meres had said ‘that the Muses would speak with Shakespeares fine filed phrase if they would speak English’; but the Sidneys had taught the new language to the Muses. Dr. Johnson observed something of this when compiling his Dictionary.

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The Tradition of Patronage,t (as is vulgarly supposed) because only a few can afford the luxuries of fine poetry or painting, but because only a few have the wit to demand them. If patronage were merely a matter of signing cheques, patrons would far outnumber artists, whereas artists have always been much commoner than patrons.

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A Generall Maecenas of Learning, vigour, and dignity, and presented the memorial to the Queen some time early in 1580. Many times it has been said that the Queen was deeply offended, and that Sidney was dismissed from court as a result; but Fulke Greville, who must have known, says that this was not so.

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The Countess of Pembroke,aw, the Earl of Pembroke. At Leiden another collection, edited by George Benedicti, was composed in his memory, and countless elegies and epitaphs were written in his honour at home and abroad. Spenser’s . though not published till some years later, is probably the most famous of these poems, togeth

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The Education of a Patron,S. stayed on for a few more weeks of the autumn of 1573 in Vienna until, about the end of October, after shedding many tears on parting with Languet, he left. In his . written after Sidney’s death, Bryskett draws a charming picture of their travels together. Lycon recalls to Colin (Bryskett) the happy days when

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