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1. Decoration, Deviation, and the Selected Edition: Some Poems of Lionel Johnson (1912).

Author

Freeman, Jeremy Valentine

Subjects
EROTIC literature, TRANSGRESSION (Ethics) in literature
Abstract

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Published
2016
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2. A Winged Malevolence.

Author

ANTONIA, NINA

Subjects
SUPERNATURAL, PRECOGNITION
Abstract

The article focuses on accursed lodgings by supernatural scratching sounds in the case of the poet Lionel Johnson and directly associated with the entity those of John Radlett and Charles Appleby. It mentions author whilst researching the life and death of Lionel Johnson and Iain Fletcher, describes the poet during his time lodging with the element of precognition in the poet's words. It also mentions a book "The Encyclopaedia of the Occult" by Lewis Spence.

Published
2017

3. LIONEL JOHNSON AND CHARING CROSS.

Author

O'Gorman, Francis

Subjects
SCULPTURE, ENGLISH poets
Abstract

The article explores how the meaning of the sculpture Charing Cross in London, England could be realized in "By the Statue of King Charles the First at Charing Cross," a poem by English poet Lionel Johnson. Topics include absorption with the importance of things inherited that was by Lionel from English author Walter Pater, an art object's signification at a particular moment in 19th century urban history, and Johnson's implicit reflections on the nation-state of Great Britain and Ireland.

Published
2015

4. Recusant Poetics: Rereading Catholicism at the Fin de Siècle.

Author

MURRAY, ALEX

Subjects
*ENGLISH poets, *ENGLISH poetry, *ANTI-Catholic literature -- History & criticism
Abstract

The article explores the affinity of poets Lionel Johnson and Louis Imogen Guiney's who were associated with Decadence and aestheticism, with the figure of recusant. It demonstrates the need for more attention to theology and Church history in an understanding of late-Victorian Catholicism by sketching out their attachments to the figure of the recusant. It refers to Guiney as a representative of the fin de siècle but very much of the religio-spiritual and nostalgic tendencies of her time.

Published
2013

5. THE UNDEVELOPED BODY OF LIONEL JOHNSON.

Author

GREEN, SARAH

Subjects
*REPUTATION, *POETS, *CRITICS
Abstract

The author contradicts the claim made by Irish poet William Butler Yeats that the body of English critic and poet Lionel Johnson was undeveloped based on an autopsy report of his accidental death in London, England in 1902. Topics discussed include implications of Yeat's claim with regard to Johnson's sexuality, revelation from the official documentation of an autopsy conducted at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and the alleged agenda of Yeats in manipulating Johnson's reputation.

Published
2016
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6. Winchester.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
WINCHESTER (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Winchester," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: To the fairest! Last Line: Mother mine: loved Winchester!

Published
1919

7. CHRISTMAS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
CHRISTMAS (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Christmas" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: SING Bethlehem! Sing Bethlehem! Last Line; Gloriam.

Published
1917

8. VITA VENTURI SAECULI.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
VITA Venturi Saeculi (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Vita Venturi Saeculi," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: BE glad with beauty, white with perfect grace, Last Line: Our hearts prepare thy home.

Published
1917

9. DOWN MEADS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
DOWN Meads (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Down Meads," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: SOFT-falling rain; Last Line: Make music of all days in high-exalted quires.

Published
1917

10. WINCHESTER.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
WINCHESTER (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Winchester," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: AT thought of thee, the old words come: Last Line: Amantius amemus.

Published
1917

11. LONDON TOWN.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
LONDON Town (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "London Town" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: LET others chaunt a country praise, Last Line: And we shall know.

Published
1917

12. A DREAM.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
DREAM, A (Poem : Johnson), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "A Dream" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: AH, you will not hear! Alone; Last Line: And Death's Angels, who may fight?

Published
1917

13. DE AMICITIA.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
DE Amicitia (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "De Amicitia" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: Beauty of Israel! thou on its high places; Last Line: Wonderful: and we know them God's, each one.

Published
1917

14. DAWN OF REVOLUTION.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
DAWN of Revolution (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Dawn of Revolution" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: TO-NIGHT, there's music on the air; Last Line: And slowly the fierce hours advance.

Published
1917

15. JULIAN AT ELEUSIS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
JULIAN at Eleusis (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Julian at Eleusis" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: THERE lay Eleusis, there: O reverend haunt, Last Line: Make thy soul mine, mine thine; both lost in Light.

Published
1917

16. IRELAND.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
IRELAND (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Ireland" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: THY sorrow, and the sorrow of the sea, Last Line: Sorrows and hates, home to Hell's waste and wild.

Published
1917

17. VISIONS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
VISIONS (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Visions" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: EACH in his proper gloom; Last Line: But in My Sacred Heart.

Published
1917

18. SANCTA SILVARUM.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
SANCTA Silvarum (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Sancta Silvarum," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: DEEP music of the ancient forest! Last Line: Then cast once more your heightening spell.

Published
1917

19. A DREAM OF YOUTH.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
DREAM of Youth, A (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "A Dream of Youth," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: WITH faces bright, as ruddy corn, Last Line: Honour their true divinity.

Published
1917

20. IN ENGLAND.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
IN England (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "In England," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: BRIGHT Hellas lies far hence, Last Line: Is more than they to me.

Published
1917

21. A CORNISH NIGHT.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
CORNISH Night, A (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "A Cornish Night," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: MERRY the night, you riders of the wild: Last Line: And hunger for the end: the end of all.

Published
1917

22. GWYNEDD.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
GWYNEDD (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Gwynedd," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: THE children of the mingling mists: can they, Last Line: And we, who love them, are not all in vain.

Published
1917

23. IN MEMORY.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
IN Memory (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "In Memory," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: UNDER the clear December sun, Last Line: Bright on thy brow, and heaven within thine eyes.

Published
1917

24. IN FALMOUTH HARBOUR.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
IN Falmouth Harbour (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "In Falmouth Harbour," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: THE large, calm harbour lies below; Last Line: We also, at thy peace.

Published
1917

25. The Poets of the Nineties.

Author

FISHER, BENJAMIN F.

Subjects
*19TH century English poetry, *EIGHTEEN nineties
Abstract

The article reviews books and articles about British poetry of the 1890s which includes the books "The Complete Works of Oscar Wilde," edited by John Stokes and Mark W. Turner, and "Oscar Wilde, A Vagabond with a Mission: The Story of Oscar Wilde’s Lecture Tours of Britain and Ireland," by Geoff Dibbs, as well as the article “Lionel Johnson’s Modern Ruins” by Gabriel Lovatt, which appeared in the Winter 2014 issue of "Victorian Poetry."

Published
2015
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26. Lionel Johnson's Letters to Charles Sayle.

Author

Pittock, Murray

Subjects
*LETTERS, *AUTHORS, *ACADEMIC achievement
Abstract

Discusses the contents of the letters of author Lionel Johnson to his friend Charles Sayle. Terms used by Johnson in addressing Sayle in the letters; Educational achievements of Sayle; Religious beliefs of Johnson.

Published
1987

27. Books Review.

Subjects
NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the books "The Art of Thomas Hardy," by Lionel Johnson and "Philosophy of Mind," by George Trumbull Ladd.

Published
1895

28. OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS.

Author

JOHNSON, LIONEL

Subjects
OUR Lady of the Snows (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Our Lady of the Snows" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: FAR from the world, far from delight, Last Line: Our lives of prayer forget thee not.

Published
1917

29. BY THE STATUE OF KING CHARLES AT CHARING CROSS.

Author

JOHNSON, LIONEL

Subjects
BY the Statue of King Charles at Charing Cross (Poem : Johnson), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "By the Statue of King Charles at Charing Cross" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: SOMBRE and rich, the skies; Last Line: Work out a perfect will.

Published
1917

30. THE DARK ANGEL.

Author

JOHNSON, LIONEL

Subjects
DARK Angel, The (Poem : Johnson), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "The Dark Angel" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: DARK ANGEL, with thine aching lust; Last Line: Divine, to the Divinity.

Published
1917

31. Oxford.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
OXFORD (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Oxford," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: Over, the four long years! And now there rings; Last Line: And those high places that are beauty's home.

Published
1919

32. WALTER PATER.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
WALTER Pater (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Walter Pater," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: GRACIOUS God rest him! he who toiled so well; Last Line: In the never-ending end!

Published
1917

33. MAGIC.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
MAGIC (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Magic" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: BECAUSE I work not, as logicians work, Last Line: And lost all wanton wisdom long since won.

Published
1917

34. TO MORFYDD DEAD.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
TO Morfydd (Poem : Johnson), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "To Morfydd Dead" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: WOULD, to the glory of thine eyes might change, Last Line: Wanders lone!

Published
1917

35. SATANAS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
SATANAS (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Satanas" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: Ecce! Princeps infernorum, Last Line: Dabo vobis victimas.

Published
1917

36. OXFORD.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
OXFORD (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Oxford" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: OVER, the four long years! And now there rings; Last Line: And those high places, that are beauty's home.

Published
1917

37. IN HONOREM B. V. M. DE WINTON MARTYRUMQUE WICCAMICORUM.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
IN Honorem B.V.M. De Winton Martyrumque Wiccamicorum (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "In Honorem B. V. M. De Winton Martyrumque Wiccamicorum" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: Martyres olim validi, Last Line: Arx et coelorum Porta sis.

Published
1917

38. OUR LADY OF THE MAY.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
OUR Lady of the May (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Our Lady of the May" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: O FLOWER of flowers, our Lady of the May! Last Line: O Flower of flowers, our Lady of the May!

Published
1917

39. A DESCANT UPON THE LITANY OF LORETTO.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
DESCANT Upon the Litany of Loretto, A (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "A Descant Upon the Litany of Loretto" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: A FLOOD of chanted love, Last Line: Creates among the imperishable choir.

Published
1917

40. THE CLASSICS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
CLASSICS, The (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "The Classics" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: FAIN to know golden things, fain to grow wise, Last Line: And Homer, grand against the ancient morn.

Published
1917

41. BRONTË.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
BRONTE (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "BrontË" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: UPON the moorland winds blown forth, Last Line: O royal sisters of the North!

Published
1917

42. TO A SPANISH FRIEND.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
TO a Spanish Friend (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "To a Spanish Friend" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: EXILED in America; Last Line: And all darkness disappear.

Published
1917

43. OXFORD NIGHTS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
OXFORD Nights (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Oxford Nights" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: ABOUT the august and ancient Square, Last Line: In days not yours, through thoughts of you!

Published
1917

44. LUCRETIUS.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
LUCRETIUS (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Lucretius" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: VISIONS, to sear with flame his worn and haunted; Last Line: Lucretius!

Published
1917

45. IRELAND'S DEAD.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
IRELAND'S Dead (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Ireland's Dead," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: IMMERMORIAL Holy Land; Last Line: Victress and invincible!

Published
1917

46. THE COMING OF WAR.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
COMING of War, The (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "The Coming of War" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: GATHER the people, for the battle breaks: Last Line: March we to battle so.

Published
1917

47. LINES TO A LADY UPON HER THIRD BIRTHDAY.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
LINES to a Lady Upon Her Third Birthday (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Lines to a Lady Upon Her Third Birthday" by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: DEAR Cousin: to be three years old, Last Line: Cousin, and loyal Laureate.

Published
1917

48. PARNELL.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
PARNELL (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "Parnell," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: THE wail of Irish winds, Last Line: Night from our Mother's heart.

Published
1917

49. A FRIEND.

Author

Johnson, Lionel

Subjects
FRIEND, A (Poem), JOHNSON, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902
Abstract

The poem "A Friend," by Lionel Johnson is presented. First Line: ALL, that he came to give, Last Line: His praise, bring all I have to bring.

Published
1917

50. Light on the Dark Angel: Lionel Johnson and the literary life of the 1890s.

Author

GREEN, SARAH

Subjects
*BIOGRAPHIES of poets
Abstract

The article focuses on author Adrian Earle who was found dead in Madrid hotel in 1977 and mentions that Earle had claimed writing a biography of critic and poet Lionel Johnson. Topics discussed include Catholicism of Earle which is assumed to have been decadent pose, book "The Art of Thomas Hardy" by Johnson and poem "The Destroyer of a Soul."

Published
2019

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