Introduction: Trafficking with antiquity: trade, poetry, and remediation -- Strange language: imported words in Johnson's Ars Poetica -- Shaping subtlety: sugar in The Arte of English Poesie -- Publishing pain: zero in The Rape of Lucrece -- Breeding fame: horses and bulbs in Venus and Adonis -- On Chapman crossing Marlowe's Hellespont: pearls, dyes, and ink in Hero and Leander -- Epilogue: The peregrinations of barbarous antiquity.
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