He celebrated the
 marriage of the daughters of the Earl of Worcester by writing a poem that repeats the line "Sweet Thames,
 run softly, till I end my song," this author's "Prothalamion."
John Milton's Areopagitica claims that this author is a better teacher than Duns Scotus or Aquinas. This
 author imitated Virgil's Eclogues in a series of pastoral poems about Colin Clout. He celebrated the
 marriage of the daughters of the Earl of Worcester by writing a poem that repeats the line "Sweet Thames,
 run softly, till I end my song," this author's "Prothalamion." He represented the Catholic Church as Duessa,
 the evil antagonist of Una, in an epic poem about the court of Gloriana. For 10 points, name this
 Elizabethan poet of The Shepherd's Calendar and The Faerie Queene.
John Milton's Areopagitica claims that this author is a better teacher than Duns Scotus or Aquinas.
Edmund {Spenser}