Edmund Spenser
/ˌedmənd ˈspensə(r)/
/ˌedmənd ˈspensər/
- (c. 1552-99) an English poet. His first important work was The Shepheardes Calendar (1579), a group of twelve poems about the countryside, one for each month of the year. He is best known for his long poem The Faerie Queene. He invented a new form of verse for this poem, which became known as the Spenserian stanza and was used by many later poets. Several important English poets were strongly influenced by Spenser, especially Milton and Keats.
埃德蒙·斯宾塞（Edmund Spenser）：（约1552-99年）英国诗人。他的第一部重要著作是《 Shepheardes日历》（1579年），该诗集是关于乡村的十二首诗，每年一月一首。他以其长诗《仙境》而闻名。他为这首诗发明了一种新的诗句形式，后来被称为Spenserian节，后来被许多诗人使用。斯彭塞（Spencer）对几位重要的英国诗人产生了强烈的影响，尤其是弥尔顿（Milton）和济慈（Keats）。