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Cave of Mammon

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Cave of Mammon
abode of god of riches. [Br. Lit.: Faerie Queene]
See : Wealth
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Sermon Parody and Discourses of the Flesh in Book II," originally published in Spenser Studies 7 (1987), examines several characters as preachers, including Mammon and Phaedria, and includes a persuasive reading of Guyon's much-discussed faint upon his emergence from the Cave of Mammon.
Spenser and the Discourses of Reformation England by CHRISTIAN, MARGARET / Renaissance Quarterly
Elsewhere Dowling examines Milton's literary authorities and examines the effects of Milton's distortions, including his famous revision of the Cave of Mammon episode in The Faerie Queene: unlike most critics, Dowling argues that Milton's error that the Palmer accompanies Guyon is a deliberate (rather than unconscious) misstatement on Milton's part in order to encourage his discriminating reader to distinguish true Christian temperance from true philosophical temperance.
Polite Wisdom: Heathen Rhetoric in Milton's Areopagitica by Loewenstein, David / Renaissance Quarterly
Elsewhere Dowling examines Milton's literary authorities and examines the effects of Milton's distortions, including his famous revision of the Cave of Mammon episode in The Faerie Queene: unlike most critics, Dowling argues that Milton's error that the Palmer accompanies Guyon is a deliberate (rather than unconscious) misstatement on Milton's part in order to encourage his discriminating reader to distinguish true Christian temperance from true philosophical temperance.
John Milton: A Literary Life by Loewenstein, David / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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