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Page 202
... Paradise Lost did not have the Christian Doctrine to enlighten them - it was so heretical that it could not be published , even in Amsterdam in Latin . But Newton suspected that Milton was an Arian and did not believe in the Trinity ...
... Paradise Lost did not have the Christian Doctrine to enlighten them - it was so heretical that it could not be published , even in Amsterdam in Latin . But Newton suspected that Milton was an Arian and did not believe in the Trinity ...
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... Paradise Lost into a drama in rhyme . Mr Milton received him civilly , and told him he would give him leave to tag his verses . ' ( Tags were points , sometimes of metal or silver , which decorated the ends of laces or ... PARADISE LOST 217.
... Paradise Lost into a drama in rhyme . Mr Milton received him civilly , and told him he would give him leave to tag his verses . ' ( Tags were points , sometimes of metal or silver , which decorated the ends of laces or ... PARADISE LOST 217.
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... Paradise Lost Chapter 11. Milton , Christ and Samson Epilogue : The Man Index. 1. Cf. my The Elizabethan Renaissance : The Cultural Achievement ( 1972 ) , pp . 292 ff . 2. C. S. Lewis , A Preface to ' Paradise Lost ' ( 1942 ) , pp . 89 ...
... Paradise Lost Chapter 11. Milton , Christ and Samson Epilogue : The Man Index. 1. Cf. my The Elizabethan Renaissance : The Cultural Achievement ( 1972 ) , pp . 292 ff . 2. C. S. Lewis , A Preface to ' Paradise Lost ' ( 1942 ) , pp . 89 ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
Copyright | |
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