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Thomas Lovell Beddoes's 'Alfarabi': A Redating and Reconsideration

Abstract 'Alfarabi', notwithstanding the maturity of its verse, has usually been assigned to Beddoes's juvenilia on the testimony of his friend Kelsall, a testimony based on the 'boyish' clarity of the (vanished) manuscript. This essay adduces various aspects of the poem to argue that it was more probably written for Bernard Reich after the poet's move to Göttingen.