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ISBN 10: 0872208559 
ISBN 13: 9780872208551 
Author: Edmund Spenser, Dorothy Stephens, Abraham Stoll

The Faerie Queene Books Three and Four 1st Table of contents:

Canto I: Guyon finds Britomart; Marinell wounded by her spear

• Britomart's unmasking; her virtue and destiny revealed.
• Encounter with Marinell; his magical wound.

Canto II: Britomart seeks after Artegall; Her Nurse consults Merlin

• Britomart's love-sickness and her nurse Glaucè.
• Merlin's prophecy: Britomart's lineage and future.

Canto III: Britomart, through dangers hard, her journey long doth hold

• Britomart's journey and adventures.
• The House of Malecasta and the castle of joy.

Canto IV: Satyrane finds Faire Florimell; Britomart fights with a witch's son

• Florimell's flight from the Monster and her encounter with Satyrane.
• Britomart's combat with Gardante and her continued quest.

Canto V: Britomart comes to Castle Joyous; fights and triumphs

• The challenges of Castle Joyous and its lustful knights.
• Britomart's unwavering virtue against temptation.

Canto VI: The birth of faire Amoret; Florimell is taken with joy

• The Garden of Adonis and the allegorical creation of Amoret.
• Florimell's continued flight and her capture by the witch's son.

Canto VII: Florimell escapes; Marine's wound; Britomart's journey

• Florimell's travails: encounter with Proteus.
• Marinell's healing at the hands of the physician.
• Britomart's unwavering pursuit of Artegall.

Canto VIII: Britomart with Scudamour fights; the Castle of Busirane

• Encounter with Scudamour and their battle.
• The Palace of Busirane: an allegory of false love and lust.

Canto IX: Busirane's charms unchained; Britomart frees Amoret

• The Masque of Cupid and the torments of Amoret.
• Britomart's rescue of Amoret from the enchanter's spell.

Canto X: Britomart's travels; the false Florimell

• Britomart continues her journey.
• The creation of the false Florimell by the witch.

Canto XI: The Castle of Orgoglio; Florimell's peril

• Further adventures of Florimell and the false Florimell.
• The allegorical dangers and deceptions.

Canto XII: Conclusion of Book Three

• Summary of Britomart's quest and the triumph of Chastity.

Book Four: The Legend of Cambel and Triamond, Or Of Friendship

The Proem

• Spenser's introduction of Friendship as the next virtue.

Canto I: Britomart, from Marinell; Cambel and Triamond's story

• Britomart's departure and new encounters.
• Introduction of Cambel and Triamond and their bond of friendship.
• Canacee and the magical ring.

Canto II: Blandamour and Paridell's strife; Duessa's deceptions

• The quarrel between Blandamour and Paridell.
• The re-emergence of Duessa and her manipulative influence.
• The false Florimell's continued role in deception.

Canto III: The Feast of Slander and Jealousy

• The gathering at the house of the Squire of Dames.
• Ate and Slander personified, sowing discord.
• The disruption of banquets by envy and ill will.

Canto IV: Cambel and Triamond's reunion; Britomart and Artegall's first meeting

• The renewal of friendship between Cambel and Triamond.
• The long-awaited encounter and initial battle between Britomart and Artegall.
• The revelation of their true identities and destined love.

Canto V: Britomart and Artegall's love; Scudamour's lament

• The development of Britomart and Artegall's relationship.
• Scudamour's sorrow and his continued search for Amoret.
• The complexities of love and friendship.

Canto VI: Scudamour's travels; the rescue of Amoret

• Scudamour's journey.
• Amoret's continued plight and her eventual rescue.
• The nature of true love and friendship.

Canto VII: Blandamour's ill-nature; the false Florimell's fate

• Further adventures involving the false Florimell.
• The consequences of deceit and superficiality.

Canto VIII: Cambel and Triamond's marriage; the Wedding Feast

• The celebration of love and friendship.
• The various guests and their interactions.
• Discord and harmony at the festivities.

Canto IX: The Temple of Venus; Busirane's enchantment

• Scudamour's account of his quest for Amoret.
• The allegorical Temple of Venus and its inhabitants.
• Recounting the enchantment of Busirane and Amoret's capture.

Canto X: The Marriage of the Rivers

• A grand allegorical spectacle celebrating the union of rivers.
• Symbolism of fertility, prosperity, and natural harmony.
• The vastness of Spenser's allegorical vision.

Canto XI: The Wedding of the Rivers continued

• Further descriptions of the rivers and their mythological significance.
• The interconnectedness of all things.

Canto XII: Conclusion of Book Four

• Summary of the themes of Friendship and its trials.
• The intertwining narratives and the progression of the overall epic.

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