The Phoenix Nest, "set foorth by" the still-unidentified "R.S. of the Inner Temple, Gentleman," is second only to Englands Helicon (1600) among the great poetic miscellanies of the period. Not all of its contributors can be conclusively identified, but those who can include Sir Walter Ralegh, Thomas Lodge, Nicholas Breton, Robert Greene, George Peele, the Earl of Oxford, Sir Edward Dyer, and Thomas Watson. The "Phoenix" of the title is almost certainly Sir Philip Sidney, three elegies to whom lead off the volume. (A preliminary prose apology for the Earl of Leicester was a late addition, as shown by the pagination.) Surprisingly, there was only one (known) edition of The Phoenix Nest.
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