John Milton, a Concordance of Paradise Lost, Volume 1Celia Florén Olms-Weidmann, 1992 - 1171 pages |
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Page 315
... gods adored / Among the God / On that opprobrious hill , and made his grove / The God was bold : / A leper once he ... gods , / Adore him , who God , Saviour of men , thy name / Shall be the copious god , leaped fondly into Etna flames ...
... gods adored / Among the God / On that opprobrious hill , and made his grove / The God was bold : / A leper once he ... gods , / Adore him , who God , Saviour of men , thy name / Shall be the copious god , leaped fondly into Etna flames ...
Page 318
... gods / Thyself a herself , more lovely fair / Than wood - nymph , or the fairest ; / For thou art heav'nly , she an ... gods that men may not become / As they , participating , and the benefit embrace / By faith not void of works . This ...
... gods / Thyself a herself , more lovely fair / Than wood - nymph , or the fairest ; / For thou art heav'nly , she an ... gods that men may not become / As they , participating , and the benefit embrace / By faith not void of works . This ...
Page 319
... gods , yet able to make thus cropped , / Forbidden here , it seems , as only fit / For from their lips , in prose of numerous verse ; / And why not canst not be , / Taste this , and be henceforth among the / Ascend to heav'n , by merit ...
... gods , yet able to make thus cropped , / Forbidden here , it seems , as only fit / For from their lips , in prose of numerous verse ; / And why not canst not be , / Taste this , and be henceforth among the / Ascend to heav'n , by merit ...
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