In a poem by this man, Calidore beheads a man who shaves the beards and hair of passersby while searching for the Blatant Beast. In the opening poem of a collection by this man, the speaker imagines lines "Written with teares in harts close bleeding book," which is handled by his lover's "lilly hands." The speaker of another poem by this man proclaims "let baser things devise / To die in dust, but you shall live by fame," after repeatedly writing the name of his lover in the sand. A character cr
In a poem by this man, Calidore beheads a man who shaves the beards and hair of passersby while searching for the Blatant Beast. In the opening poem of a collection by this man, the speaker imagines lines "Written with teares in harts close bleeding book," which is handled by his lover's "lilly hands." The speaker of another poem by this man proclaims "let baser things devise / To die in dust, but you shall live by fame," after repeatedly writing the name of his lover in the sand. A character created by this man slays (*) Error before meeting Fradubio, who had been turned into a tree by the witch Duessa. That character, who takes his name from the design on his shield, serves the queen Gloriana. For 10 points, name this author of the sonnet cycle Amoretti, who created the Redcrosse Knight in The Faerie Queene.
In a poem by this man, Calidore beheads a man who shaves the beards and hair of passersby while searching for the Blatant Beast.