SECTION 1: POLEMIC: FLYTING, LIBEL AND SATIRE
Chapter 1: Responses to Libel and Satire
Chapter 2: Domestic and Cross-Cultural Flyting
SECTION 2: MARRIAGE, FRIENDSHIP COURTSHIP/COURTIERSHIP
Chapter 3: Answer Poetry and Marriage: 1550-1570
Chapter 4: Late Tudor Amicable Verse Exchanges
Chapter 5: Women's answer-poetry and the female-voiced response
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| Antecedent | Title: | ‘To Pamphilia from the Father-In-Law of Seralius’ |
| First line: | “Hermophradite in show, in deed a monster” | |
| Sources | Text cited: | Wroth, pp.32-5 |
| Manuscript versions: | HMC, Series 55, pt. 7: Manuscripts of Sir Hervey Juckes Lloyd Bruce, Clifton Hall MSS. (Nott., item Cl LM 85/ 1-5) | |
| 316 | ||
| Answer | Ascription: | Wyat, Hester |
| Title: | ‘A Poem Made by a Friend of mine in Answere to One Who Askt Why She Wrotte’ (Greer’s italic) | |
| First line: | “What makes me write my dearest Friend you aske” | |
| Antecedent | Ascription: | Anon (untraced) |
| Sources | Text cited: | Greer et al, p.5 |
| Manuscript versions: | Rawl. D. 36, f. 53 | |
| 317 | ||
| Answer | Ascription: | Wyatt, Sir Thomas |
| First line: | “Paciens for my devise” | |
| Antecedent | Ascription: | Wyatt, Sir Thomas |
| First line: | “Patience, though I have not” | |
| Sources | Text cited: | Wyatt a, nos 39-40 |
| Manuscript versions: | Devonshire MS. (Add. 17492), f. 13v and f. 71r; Eg. 2711, f. 28v | |
| 318 | ||
| Answer | Ascription: | Wyer, Nicholas (licensed to, 1566) |
| Title: | ‘The Courtiour and the Carter’ (untraced) (counter-response to G 139, see also C 93a-b, J 187, R 234) | |
| Sources | Text cited: | Anal. Ind., 420 |
| Manuscript versions: | Livingston, p.834; SR, I. 310 | |
| Y319 | ||
| Answer | Ascription: | Yong, Bartholomew |
| Title: | ‘His Last Replie’ | |
| First line: | “Since thou to me wert so vnkinde” | |
| Antecedent a | Title: | ‘Her Present Aunswere Againe to Him’ |
| First line: | “Me thinks thou tak’st the worser way” | |
| Antecedent b | Title: | ‘His Aunswere to the Nimphs Song’ |
| First line: | “If to be lou’d it thee offend” | |
| Antecedent c | Title: | ‘Melisea, her Song, in Scorne of her Sheepherd Narcissus’ |
| First line: | “Young Sheepherd turne a-side, and moue” | |
| Sources | Text cited: | Rollins d, I. nos.114-16 |