refinement
"Dull sublunary lovers" refers to lovers whose passion is mundane or lacking in intensity. The term "sublunary" refers to things on Earth or in the material world, suggesting that these lovers are focused on the physical aspects of love rather than deeper emotional connections.
Dull is lacking interest and excitement. Sublunary is of the world. Dull, sublunary lovers' love is worldly love that lacks interest and excitement.
Dull; Refined
The sublunary lovers' love is more refined; he calls it "dull."
The word "sublunary" in the phrase "dull sublunary lovers' love" suggests that the love discussed is earthly or transient, as it is contrasted with a more spiritual, ethereal love. In Renaissance cosmology, the sublunary realm was considered the imperfect and changing realm below the moon, in contrast to the unchanging divine realm above it.
"Sublunary" means "under the moon". I suppose the idea is that moonlight helps to make an atmosphere of love.
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Did you mean "A Valediction: forbidding mourning" by John Donne? The word choice emphasizes the difference between the speaker's love and "dull sublunary lovers love." One instance of very deliberate word choice may be found in lines 7-8: "T'were prophanation of our joyes/To tell the layetie our love." Profanation and laity are both words with religious meanings, and their use gives the reader the idea that the love is holy.
The term "sublunary" means situated below the moon or of this world. In the context of the poem, it suggests that the narrator's love is earthly and not transcendent or divine. The love is limited by the realities and imperfections of the world.
I'm not sure what you mean. Brutus' mother was Julius Caesar's mistress, that is, they were lovers.
The literal meaning of the word "sublunary" is "below the moon" or "existing beneath the moon." It is often used to refer to things that are earthly or worldly in nature, as opposed to those that are celestial or spiritual.
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