The sibling of a more famous admirer of this poet composed a study of this poet’s “world” and “pilgrimage,” titled for his “Shadow.” (-5[1])The author of many “double works of art” [emphasize] based on this poet made an 1861 translation of a book by him that begins by noting the “incipit” in “that part of the book of my (15[1])memory.” This poet’s given name was taken by an author who coined the (-5[1])word (15[1])“yesteryear” in a (15[2]-5[1])translation (15[1])of (15[2]-5[1])François (-5[2])Villon’s (15[2])Ballade and translated (15[1])this poet’s (-5[1])prosimetrum on courtly love written in (15[1])the (*) “sweet new (10[3]-5[1])style.” The (10[1])poet of “The (10[2])Blessed (10[2]-5[1])Damozel” often (-5[1])painted his wife Elizabeth (-5[1])Siddal as this (10[1])poet’s (10[1]-5[2])muse, who, in a (10[1]-5[1])poem’s third section, guides this (10[1])poet through (10[5])paradise. For 10 (10[2])points, (10[1])Christina (10[1])Rossetti’s brother took the name of what (10[3])poet of (10[1])La (10[2])Vita Nuova and the Divine (10[2])Comedy? (10[9])■END■