Faerie Queen

Chou, Shu-Hua. "Alchemical explication of three Renaissance poetic texts Edmund Spenser s The Faerie Queene Book I Sir Walter Raleigh s The ocean to Scinthia and Michael Drayton s Endimion and Phoebe." PhD thesis, Univ of Manchester, 1996. 

Chou, Shu-hua. An alchemical interpretation of Edmund Spenser s The Faerie Queene, Book I. Sun Yat-sen JHumanities 13 (Oct 2001) 33-62. 

Rockwood, R.J.R. "Alchemical forms of thought in Book I of Spenser s Faerie Queene." PhD thesis, Univ of Florida, 1972. 

Another famous literary representation of St George killing the dragon is Edmund Spencer s Faerie Queen Here the lovely woman Una brings her Knight of the Red Cross to the House of Holiness in which he finds Faith, Hope and Charity. Charity is the principal nature of the House. It is brotherly love, the Charity of God or manna The name Una means oneness and, co-incidentally, the three principles or neters are important clues in the rituals in the House of the Pharaoh Unas, described in Chapter 16. 

Sirius in a fiery Vesica Piscis Concluding the Faerie Queen, Book2,1609... 

TheAA Device, from the Faerie Queen, Book 2,1609 showing distinctive shading or Veil of the rights indicating... 

Bear on Edmund Spencer s "Faerie Queen", Book 1 Dawkins, 1985, p203... 

Dawkins, 1985, p287 notel60 described the Faerie Queen, Book I... 

Edmimd Spenser, The faerie queene (London Richard Field for WiUiam Ponsonbie, 1596), pp. 541-2. 

Matthew Woodcock, Fairy in The Faerie Queen Renaissance Elf-Fashioning and Elizabethan Myth-Making (Burlington Ashgate, 2004), pp. 132-3. 

Finally, in every publication that 1 have written so lar I have concluded the preface with the words Edmund Spenser used in the introduction to his poem Faerie Queene, Goe little book thy selfe present. So it is with this book—it is now in yotu hands gende reader. 1 hope you find it useful. 

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