‘Essentially Circe’: Spenser, Homer, and the Homeric Tradition

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2006 English Publisher:Edinburgh University PressJournal:Translation and Literature, volume 15, pages 151-176 (issn: 0968-1361, eissn: 1750-0214,

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Authors: Tania Demetriou;

doi: 10.3366/tal.2006.0016 , 10.1353/tal.2006.0016

‘Essentially Circe’: Spenser, Homer, and the Homeric Tradition

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Du tout change ma Circe enchanteresse Dedens ses fers m'enferre emprisonne, Non par le goust d'un vin empoisonne, Ny par le just d'une herbe pecheresse. Du fin Gregeoys l'espee vangeresse, Et le Moly par Mercure ordonne, En peu de temps du breuvage donne, Forcerent bien la force charmeresse, Si qu'a la fin le Dulyche troupeau Reprint l'honneur de sa premiere peau, Et sa prudence auparavant peu caute: Mais pour la mienne en son lieu reloger, Ne me vaudroyt la bague de Roger, Tant ma raison s'aveugle dans ma faulte.1

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