... of copia during the sixteenth century that led to similarly far-fetched poetic practices during the seventeenth century. John Stockwood’s Progymnasma scholasticum (1597) is read alongside Richard Crashaw’s Epigrammatum sacrorum liber (1634) and Steps to the Temple (1646) to reveal the effects of Erasmian...

... and Keats, the religion of the arts of Walter Pater were a surer path to true religion than the sermons of Lancelot Andrewes, the holy sonnets of Donne, or even George Herbert’s and Richard Crashaw’s occa- sionally touching but more often disappointing poetry...

...-The Effect of Stoicism upon His Tragedies. New York: King's Crown Press, Columbia University, 1949. Pp. x 4- 218. $2.75. Willey, Basil. Richard Crashaw (1612/13-1649). A Memorial Lecture Deliv- ered at Peterhouse, Cambridge on 11 July 1949. Cambridge: At the Univer- sity Press...

.... Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1982. xx + 388 pp. $35.00. Weiss, Wolfgang (editor). Die englische Satire. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, Wege der Forschung, 562, 1982. x + 435 pp. DM 65.00. Young, R. V. Richard Crashaw and the Spanish Golden Age. New Haven and Lon- don...

... historique. Avouerai-je que je n’ai rien retirC de la comparaison que mhe Imbrie Buffum (chapitre V) entre l’adaptation du Psaume XXIII par le poPte anglais Richard Crashaw (1612-1649) et la paraphrase du Psaume LVIII qui figure h la fin du Livre I11 des Tragiques? En bref, 1’Ctude d’Imbrie...

.... $4.50. Wallerstein, Ruth C. Richard Crashaw: A Study in Style and Poetic Develop- ment. Madison : University of Wisconsin Press, 1959. Pp. 160. $1.25, paper ; $4.00, cloth. 208 Books Received Wasserman, Earl R. The Subtler Language: Critical Readings...

...%-1666. In my second group come poets who were born in the seventeenth century, such as Joseph Beaumont, 1616-1699; William Cartwright, 1611-1643 ; John Cleveland, 1613-1658 ; Abraham Cowley, 1618- 1667; Richard Crashaw, 1613( 1649; John Denham, 1615-1669; William Habington, 1605-1654...

.... Pp. 156. $3.00. Williams, George Walton. Image and Symbol in the Sacred Poetry of Richard Crashaw. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1963. Pp. ix + 151. $2.50. GERMANICS Barlow, Derrick (editor). Friedrich Hebbel : Selected Essays...

... religion, A I’explication de l’homme (et du pdte) par le contexte historique. Avouerai-je que je n’ai rien retirC de la comparaison que mhe Imbrie Buffum (chapitre V) entre l’adaptation du Psaume XXIII par le poPte anglais Richard Crashaw (1612-1649) et la paraphrase du Psaume LVIII qui figure...

.... $30.00. Roberts, John R. Richard Crashaw: An Annotated Bibliography of Criticism, 1632-1980. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1985. 477 pp. $38.00. Roberts, Philip (compiler). Bond on File. London and New York: Methuen, Writers on File, 1985. 80 pp. $6.50, paper. Scheckner...

...: Approaches to English Literalure of the Early Seventeenth Centwy. Berkeley, Los Angeles, London: University of Cali- fornia Press, 1975. xxiii + 135 pp. $9.50. Nakao, Setsuko. A Study of Richard Crashaw. Tokyo: Sophia University, Renaissance Institute, Renaissance Monographs, 2, 1975. iii...

..., 1961. Pp. 50. $1.00, paper. Prosser, Eleanor. Drama and Religion in the English Mystery Plays: A Re- evaluation. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1961. Pp. vi + 229. $5.00. Rickey, hlary Ellen. Rhyme and Meaning in Richard Crashaw. Lexington : University of Kentucky Studies...

... of Thomas Hardy. Totowa, N.J.: Barnes & Noble, 1980. ix + 194 pp. $25.00. Cooper, Robert M. (compiler). A Concordance to the English Poetry of Richard Crashaw. Computer programs by Sundaram Swetharanyam. Troy, N.Y .: Whitston, 1980. lix + 477 pp. $35.00. Damrosch, Leopold, Jr. Symbol...

... until after the French Revolutionary “Terror,” it is true, and no one in the seven- teenth century knew what to call the incident. “I sing Impiety beyond a name,” wrote Milton’s contemporary, Richard Crashaw, echoing a common sentiment. “Who stiles it any thinge, knowes not the same.”10 “What...

... to achieve recognition in his own time? The reasons are various. Certainly he was unfortunate in that he appeared as a poet during a period of great political crises, but so did such men as Waller, Crashaw, and Suckling, who found a reading public despite an age unfavorable to the muses...

... pp. $3.95. De Vitis, A. A. Graham Greene. New York: Twayne Publishers, TEAS 3, 1964. 175 pp. $3.50. Dobree, Bonamy, and J. W. Robinson (editors). British Writers and Their Work. No. 4: Frank Kermode, “John Donne”; T. S. Eliot, “George Herbert”; Margaret Willy, “Richard Crashaw...

... of senses in Richard Crashaw’s poem on Saint Teresa, Bernini’s statue of Saint Teresa with an ungrounded foot, and ceiling painting in general: “Such vertigo dramatically enacts for social ends the nervous system’s stimulation by, and flight from, sense impression.” (190) Here...

... of senses in Richard Crashaw’s poem on Saint Teresa, Bernini’s statue of Saint Teresa with an ungrounded foot, and ceiling painting in general: “Such vertigo dramatically enacts for social ends the nervous system’s stimulation by, and flight from, sense impression.” (190) Here...

... move between feelings of subjectivity and objectivity, between sensations that are localizable and those that are dis- persed.” (163) On “Baroque vertigo” in the disoriented relation of senses in Richard Crashaw’s poem on Saint Teresa, Bernini’s statue of Saint Teresa...

... and those that are dis- persed.” (163) On “Baroque vertigo” in the disoriented relation of senses in Richard Crashaw’s poem on Saint Teresa, Bernini’s statue of Saint Teresa with an ungrounded foot, and ceiling painting in general: “Such vertigo dramatically enacts...