Integrity of Life: Allegorical Imagery in the Plays of John Webster by Eloise K. Goreau

Adams's affliction allegorical imagery allegorical tradition allusion animal Ann Arbor Antonio appears Appius and Virginia associated behavior birds Bosola Brachiano Camillo Chapter characters Christ's Tears Church concept connotation course court critics death Despair Devil's Law disease doctrine dogs Donne Drama Duchess of Malfi Echo emblem English Books eternal evil Faerie Queene Ferdinand Fig for Fortune figure Flamineo fruit George God's hath heart heaven hell honor Hooker horse Ibid implies insect interpretation Jacobean James Hogg John Webster king Lancelot Andrewes language literature Lodovico London Lucas lust M. C. Bradbrook madness marriage means medieval metaphor Michigan mist Monticelso moral Mystical Bedlam passage Phineas Fletcher poem poison pride Professor of English religious repentance reveals Ribner Robert Burton Salzburg says scene Sermons seven deadly sins seventeenth-century significance sinne Sloth Spenser spiritual suggests Thomas Adams Thomas Nashe tragedies tree University Microfilms Vittoria warning Webster's plays Webster's world White Devil wicked worldly wrath