Dictionary Term	Cross References
Grand Tour	Renaissance lit., Sidney
Petrarchism	Renaissance poetry, Wyatt, Surrey, Sidney, Spenser, Shakespeare
Venus and Adonis stanza	stanza, Philip Sidney, Shakespeare, Renaissance lit., Renaissance poetry
apology	literary genre, Renaissance Lit., Sir Philip Sidney
blazon	poetry genre, Renaissance poetry, Philip sidney, Thomas Lodge, Shakespeare sonnet
conceit	stylistic device, rhetorical device, figurative language, Renaissance lit., Renaissance poetry, Thomas Wyatt, Shakespeare play, Philip Sidney, Edmund Spenser, Shakespeare sonnet, Henry Constable, Andrew Marvell, emblem, emblem book, George Wither, typolog
courtly love	Renaissance poetry, Renaissance drama, Philip Sidney, Edmund Spenser, Shakespeare sonnet
dirge	poetry genre, Renaissance poetry, Philip Sidney, Henry King, Renaissance drama, Shakespeare play, John Webster
echo verse	poetry genre, Renaissance poetry, Philip Sidney, George Herbert
elegiac distich	stanza form, Renaissance poetry, Sidney, Spenser
elegy	poetry genre, Renaissance poetry, Donne, Thomas Nashe, Thomas Carew, John Cleveland, Ben Jonson, Henry King, John Milton, British literary history, Spenser, Sidney
epithalamion	poetry genre, Renaissance poetry, Sidney, Spenser, Donne, Jonson, Herrick, Marvell, Crashaw, Suckling
fancy and imagination	Renaissance lit., Shakespeare play, Francis Bacon, Sidney, British literary history
lyric	poetry genre, general literary history, Renaissance poetry, Wyatt, Surrey, Sidney, Daniel, Spenser, Shakespeare, Campion, Drayton, Donne, Jonson, Herrick, Lovelace, Suckling, Carew, Marvell, Herrick, Herbert, Vaughan
maker	Sidney
masque	drama genre, Renaissance drama, Jonson, Shakespeare play, Dekker, John Ford, Milton, Sidney, Daniel, Chapman, Shirley, Carew, Fletcher, Campion, Beaumont, Middleton
paragone	Renaissance lit., Shakespeare play, Sidney
pastoral	literary genre, general literary history, Renaissance lit., Renaissance poetry, Spenser, Marlowe, Ralegh, Drayton, Jonson, Shirley, Sidney, Donne, Fletcher, Milton, Marvell, British literary history
poulter's measure	meter, Renaissance poetry, Wyatt, Surrey, Sidney, Gascoigne
rhetorical question	rhetorical device, stylistic device, Sidney, Shakespeare play
saphhic ode	ode, Sidney, British literary history
sonnet	sonnet, general literary history, Italian lit., British literary history, Wyatt, Gascoigne, Sidney, Daniel, Lodge, Constable, Drayton, Spenser, Shakespeare, Jonson, Donne, Milton, long entry
sonnet cycle	sonnet, general literary history, Renaissance poetry, Spenser, Sidney, Shakespeare, Donne
tragedy	element of literature, drama, drama genre, plot, character, Aristotle, Philip Sidney, Anouilh, Greek lit., Roman lit., Seneca, Renaissance lit., 18th century lit., Spanish lit., 19th century lit., Ibsen, Strindberg, 20th century lit., tragic flaw
tragi-comedy	drama, drama genre, Renaissance lit., Italian lit., John Fletcher, Shakespeare, Philip Sidney, French lit., 19th century lit., 20th century lit.
treatise	literature genre, nonfiction prose, Renaissance lit., 18th century lit., 19th century lit., Philip Sidney, Francis Bacon, David Hume, Montesquieu, Rousseau, Bentham, Malthus, Locke
vates	poetry, Virgil, Philip Sidney
war poets, the	British lit., British poetry, 20th century British lit., 20th century British poetry, Owen, Sassoon, Blunden, Sorley, Rosenberg, Hodgson, Shanks, Edward Thomas, Robert Nichols, Wilfred Gibson, Alan Seeger, Herbert Asquith, David Jones, Sidney Keyes
wit	Renaissance lit., Roger Ascham, Lyly, Philip Sidney, Boyle, Locke, Hobbes, 18th century lit., Dryden, Cowley, Pope, Samuel Johnson, Matthew Arnold, T.S. Eliot, Donne, Marvell, fancy and imagination, jeu d'esprit