The song "My True love hath my heart" was included with this 1580 prose work whose author began it as an amusement for his sister, the countess of Pembroke. The plot begins when Musidorus and Pyrocles are shipwrecked. In the drama Philastor, Beaumont and Fletcher based the character Bellario on Zelmane, the woman whom Pyrocles disguises himself as in order to win the hand of Philoclea. Finally resolved after the death and resurrection of the father of Philoclea and king of the namesake pastoral region --for 10 points-- name this 17th century prose romance by Philip Sidney.
The song "My True love hath my heart" was included with this 1580 prose work whose author began it as an amusement for his sister, the countess of Pembroke. The plot begins when Musidorus and Pyrocles are shipwrecked. In the drama Philastor, Beaumont and Fletcher based the character Bellario on Zelmane, the woman whom Pyrocles disguises himself as in order to win the hand of Philoclea. Finally resolved after the death and resurrection of the father of Philoclea and king of the namesake pastoral region --for 10 points-- name this 17th century prose romance by Philip Sidney.
The song "My True love hath my heart" was included with this 1580 prose work whose author began it as an amusement for his sister, the countess of Pembroke.
{“Arcadia”}