Russ Leo is Assistant Professor at Princeton University.Katrin Röder is Lecturer in English Literature and Culture at the University of Potsdam, Germany.Freya Sierhuis is Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of York.

This is an ambitious book, which successfully makes the case for continuing to study Greville as a poet and thinker in his own right, as an author whose works ought to be indispensable to any study of English Renaissance culture. The range and depth of scholarship in this collection distinguishes it as a landmark in its field.

• 1: Russ Leo, Katrin Röder, and Freya Sierhuis: The Resources of Obscurity: Reappraising the Work of Fulke Greville Part I. Philosophy and Form 2: Brian Cummings: Philosophical Poetry: Greville and the Feminine Ending 3: Kathryn Murphy: Greville's Scantlings: Architecture, Measure, and the Defence of Modular Poesy 4: Rachel White: 'Aire that once was breath': Breathing Places and Grieving Spaces in the Poetry of Fulke Greville 5: Russ Leo: 'Natures freedome', the Art of Sovereignty and Mustapha's Tragic Insolubility: Fulke Greville and Jean Bodin Among the Ottomans 6: Freya Sierhuis: Centaurs of the Mind. Imagination and Fiction-making in the Work of Fulke Greville Part II. Faith and Form 7: Joel B. Davis: Parody and the Perversion of Grace at the Crux of Caelica 8: Kenneth Graham: Caelica and the Psalms: Greville's Depth 9: Fabio Raimondi: Giordano Bruno: Fulke Greville and the 'envious Erinys' (1583-1585) 10: Adrian Streete: Privation, Deprivation and Unprivation in Fulke Greville's Caelica Part III. A Political Career 11: Sarah Knight: 'Not with the Ancient, nor yet with the Modern': Greville, Education and Tragedy 12: Bradley J. Irish: Fulke Greville the Courtier: Courting the Ghosts of Sidney and Essex 13: Ethan John Guagliardo: 'These Ancient Forming Powers': Fulke Greville's Dialectic of Idolatry 14: Katrin Röder: Ottoman Kingship and Resistance Against Tyranny in Fulke Greville's Mustapha 15: Andrew Hadfield: The Political World of Fulke Greville Part IV. Afterlives 16: Gavin Alexander: Writing and the Hermeneutics of Posthumous Publication: Greville's Afterlives 17: Nigel Smith: Fulke Greville: Lord Brooke as Interregnum and Restoration Author

Russ Leo is Assistant Professor at Princeton University.Katrin Röder is Lecturer in English Literature and Culture at the University of Potsdam, Germany.Freya Sierhuis is Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of York.

This is an ambitious book, which successfully makes the case for continuing to study Greville as a poet and thinker in his own right, as an author whose works ought to be indispensable to any study of English Renaissance culture. The range and depth of scholarship in this collection distinguishes it as a landmark in its field.

• 1: Russ Leo, Katrin Röder, and Freya Sierhuis: The Resources of Obscurity: Reappraising the Work of Fulke Greville Part I. Philosophy and Form 2: Brian Cummings: Philosophical Poetry: Greville and the Feminine Ending 3: Kathryn Murphy: Greville's Scantlings: Architecture, Measure, and the Defence of Modular Poesy 4: Rachel White: 'Aire that once was breath': Breathing Places and Grieving Spaces in the Poetry of Fulke Greville 5: Russ Leo: 'Natures freedome', the Art of Sovereignty and Mustapha's Tragic Insolubility: Fulke Greville and Jean Bodin Among the Ottomans 6: Freya Sierhuis: Centaurs of the Mind. Imagination and Fiction-making in the Work of Fulke Greville Part II. Faith and Form 7: Joel B. Davis: Parody and the Perversion of Grace at the Crux of Caelica 8: Kenneth Graham: Caelica and the Psalms: Greville's Depth 9: Fabio Raimondi: Giordano Bruno: Fulke Greville and the 'envious Erinys' (1583-1585) 10: Adrian Streete: Privation, Deprivation and Unprivation in Fulke Greville's Caelica Part III. A Political Career 11: Sarah Knight: 'Not with the Ancient, nor yet with the Modern': Greville, Education and Tragedy 12: Bradley J. Irish: Fulke Greville the Courtier: Courting the Ghosts of Sidney and Essex 13: Ethan John Guagliardo: 'These Ancient Forming Powers': Fulke Greville's Dialectic of Idolatry 14: Katrin Röder: Ottoman Kingship and Resistance Against Tyranny in Fulke Greville's Mustapha 15: Andrew Hadfield: The Political World of Fulke Greville Part IV. Afterlives 16: Gavin Alexander: Writing and the Hermeneutics of Posthumous Publication: Greville's Afterlives 17: Nigel Smith: Fulke Greville: Lord Brooke as Interregnum and Restoration Author

Russ Leo is Assistant Professor at Princeton University.Katrin Röder is Lecturer in English Literature and Culture at the University of Potsdam, Germany.Freya Sierhuis is Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of York.

This is an ambitious book, which successfully makes the case for continuing to study Greville as a poet and thinker in his own right, as an author whose works ought to be indispensable to any study of English Renaissance culture. The range and depth of scholarship in this collection distinguishes it as a landmark in its field.

• 1: Russ Leo, Katrin Röder, and Freya Sierhuis: The Resources of Obscurity: Reappraising the Work of Fulke Greville Part I. Philosophy and Form 2: Brian Cummings: Philosophical Poetry: Greville and the Feminine Ending 3: Kathryn Murphy: Greville's Scantlings: Architecture, Measure, and the Defence of Modular Poesy 4: Rachel White: 'Aire that once was breath': Breathing Places and Grieving Spaces in the Poetry of Fulke Greville 5: Russ Leo: 'Natures freedome', the Art of Sovereignty and Mustapha's Tragic Insolubility: Fulke Greville and Jean Bodin Among the Ottomans 6: Freya Sierhuis: Centaurs of the Mind. Imagination and Fiction-making in the Work of Fulke Greville Part II. Faith and Form 7: Joel B. Davis: Parody and the Perversion of Grace at the Crux of Caelica 8: Kenneth Graham: Caelica and the Psalms: Greville's Depth 9: Fabio Raimondi: Giordano Bruno: Fulke Greville and the 'envious Erinys' (1583-1585) 10: Adrian Streete: Privation, Deprivation and Unprivation in Fulke Greville's Caelica Part III. A Political Career 11: Sarah Knight: 'Not with the Ancient, nor yet with the Modern': Greville, Education and Tragedy 12: Bradley J. Irish: Fulke Greville the Courtier: Courting the Ghosts of Sidney and Essex 13: Ethan John Guagliardo: 'These Ancient Forming Powers': Fulke Greville's Dialectic of Idolatry 14: Katrin Röder: Ottoman Kingship and Resistance Against Tyranny in Fulke Greville's Mustapha 15: Andrew Hadfield: The Political World of Fulke Greville Part IV. Afterlives 16: Gavin Alexander: Writing and the Hermeneutics of Posthumous Publication: Greville's Afterlives 17: Nigel Smith: Fulke Greville: Lord Brooke as Interregnum and Restoration Author