The character of Colin Clout appeared in his "Shepherd's Calendar", in addition to an epic describing the interactions of Duessa, Archimago, Britomart, and the Redcrosse Knight.
One of this man's works has a section titled after the "Berecynthian goddess" and has the subtitle "By Bellay". In addition to "Ruins of Rome", he wrote of his courting and marriage of Elizabeth Boyle in Amoretti, which includes his famous wedding song "Epithalamion." The character of Colin Clout appeared in his "Shepherd's Calendar", in addition to an epic describing the interactions of Duessa, Archimago, Britomart, and the Redcrosse Knight. For 10 points, name this author of a work allegorizing Elizabeth I as Glorianna, The Faerie Queene.
One of this man's works has a section titled after the "Berecynthian goddess" and has the subtitle "By Bellay".
Edmund {Spenser}