1651

Publication of 'Olor Iscanus'

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What happened

In 1651, Vaughan published 'Olor Iscanus,' a collection of poems that further explored his spiritual themes and showcased his lyrical style. The title translates to 'The Swan of Usk,' referencing the River Usk near his home in Wales.

Literary impact

This collection continued Vaughan's exploration of nature and spirituality, solidifying his place in the metaphysical tradition. The poems reflect his deep connection to the landscape of Wales and his evolving poetic voice.

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