Anthony Mundy, 'Edward' Spenser, and E. K

Autor:	Celeste Turner Wright
Rok vydání:	1961
Předmět:	Linguistics and Language Literature and Literary Theory Language and Linguistics
Zdroj:	PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America. 76:34-39
ISSN:	1938-1530 0030-8129
DOI:	10.2307/460311
Popis:	In 1934 Mr. Padelford issued, as a newly recovered work, The Axiochus of Plato, which Cuthbert Burby had published in 1592 as a translation by “Edward” Spenser. Later Mr. Freyd and Mr. Swan maintained that the translator was Anthony Mundy. This problem, arising long after my own book on Mundy appeared, has led me to scrutinize any possible connection between the two poets. Although they had many opportunities for becoming acquainted, attention focuses upon a friend whom they may have had in common—one Edward Knight. In 1579 that writer, heading his verses “Ε. K., Gentleman,” prefixed them to Mundy's Mirrour of Muta-bilitie, registered 10 October. A book by Knight, The Trial of Truth, was registered 13 November. Can he have been Ε. K., the mysterious editor of Spenser's Shepheardes Calender, registered 5 December?
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