Ibid., IV, Proem. 1.

979

Ibid., IV, IX, 1.

980

Ibid., II, XII, 1.

981

Ibid., III, I, 31.

982

Ibid., III, I, 35.

983

Ibid., III, I, 39.

984

Ibid., III, I, 45; 46.

985

Ibid., III, I, 65.

987

Ibid., III, XI, 51.

988

Ibid., III, XI, 29.

989

Ibid., III, XII, 28.

990

Ibid., III, XII, 25:

Unquiet Care, andfond Unthnftihead,

Lewd Losse of Tirrie, and Sorrow seeming dead,

Inconstant Chaunge, andfalse Disloyaltie,

Consuming Riotise, and guilty Dread

Of heavenly vengeance, faint Infirmitie,

Vile Pouertie, and lastly Death with infamie.

994

Ibid., Ill, VI, 3:

Pure and unspottedfrom all loathly cnme,

That is ingenerate in fieshly slime.

995

Amoretti, VIII:

More then most faire, full of the living fire,

Kindled above unto the maker neare.

996

Государство, 507d сл.

997

F. Q., III, VI, 12.

998

Ibid., III, VI, 11–25.

999

Ibid., Ill, VI, 49.

1000

Ibid., IV, X, 42.

1001

Ibid., III, VI, 28.

1002

Ibid., III, VI, 4:

twixt them two did share

The hentage of all celestiall grace;

That all the rest it seem'd they robbed bare…

1003

Ibid., Ill, VI, 52:

th’ensample of true loue alone,

And Lodestarre of all chaste affectione.

1004

Ibid., IV, X, 21:

and all that nature did omit,

Art playing second natures part, supplyed it.

1005

Soft Silence, and submisse Obedience…

1006

Ibid., IV, X, 51.

1007

Ibid., IV, X, 6.

1008

Ibid., IV, X, 12; 13; 17.

1009

Ibid., IV, X, 53:

my hart gan throb,

And made in doubt, what best mere to be donne:

For sacnlege me seem'd the Church to rob,

Andfolly seem'd to leaue the thing vndonne.

1010

…she what was Honour knew,

And with obsequious Majestie approv'd

My pleaded reason.

1012

Ibid., IV, I, 3.

1013

Ibid., III, XII (Первоначальный вариант), 46.

1014

Ibid., IV, VII, 2.

1015

Ibid., IV, VII, 12.

1016

Ibid., IV, V, 19.

1017

Ibid., IV, V, 3–6.

1018

Никомахова этика, 1156b.

1019

F. Q., III, IX, 28, 29; 30; X, 6; 7; 8.

1020

Ibid., IV, I, 39.

1021

Ibid., IV, X, 32.

1022

Ibid., V, II, 41:

The hils doe not the lowly dales disdaine;

The dales doe not the lofty hils envy.

He maketh Kings to sit in soverainty;

He maketh subiects to their powre obay.

1023

Ibid., V, VII, И:

Mote in them stirre up old rebellious thought,

To make new warre against the Gods againe.

1024

Ibid., V, 23.

1026

Ibid., IV, V, 9; VI, 5 et seq.

1027

Ibid., V, XII, 26.

1029

Ibid., V, VII, 3.

1030

Ibid.

1031

Ibid., 22:

That under Isis feete doth sleepe for ever:

To shew that clemence oft in things amis,

Restraines those steme behests, and cruell doomes of his.

1032

Ibid., V, IX, 35:

So did this mightie Ladie, when she saw

Those two strange knights such homage to her make,

Bate somewhat of that Maiestie and awe,

That whylome wont to doe so many quake.

1033

Ibid., VI, Proem. 1.

1034

Ibid., 4.

1035

Ibid.

1036

Ibid, VI, IX, 3–6.

1037

Ibid., VI, VIII.

1038

Ibid., VI, II, 2:

…so goodly gratious are by kind,

That every action doth them much commend,

And in the eyes of men great liking find;

Which others, that haue greater skill in mind,

Though they enforce themselues, cannot attaine.

For evene thing, to which one is inclin’d,

Doth best become, and greatest grace doth gaine.

1039

Ibid., VI, X, 20:

being gone, none can them bnng in place,

But whom they of them selues list so to grace.

1040

Ibid., 23.

1041

Ibid., 22.

1043

Ibid., VI, VI, 42.

1045

Ibid., VI, V, 38.

1046

Ibid., VI, VI, 4.

1048

Ibid., Mut. VII, Argument. О влиянии Джордано Бруно см.: В. Е. С. Davis. Edmund Spenser. Р. 232 et seq.