John Milton, a Concordance of Paradise Lost, Volume 1Celia Florén Olms-Weidmann, 1992 - 1171 pages |
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Page 79
... judge both quick and dead , / To judge th ' and dead , / To judge th ' unfaithful dead , but to reward / and receive them into bliss , / Whether in heav'n or earth , and far happier days . " / So spake the Archangel Michael , and our ...
... judge both quick and dead , / To judge th ' and dead , / To judge th ' unfaithful dead , but to reward / and receive them into bliss , / Whether in heav'n or earth , and far happier days . " / So spake the Archangel Michael , and our ...
Page 192
... judge both quick and to judge both quick and dead , / To judge th ' unfaithful enemy ; nor so is overcome / Satan , whose fall from heav'n , a lake their baleful streams : / Abhorred Styx , the flood of / Shakes pestilence and war ...
... judge both quick and to judge both quick and dead , / To judge th ' unfaithful enemy ; nor so is overcome / Satan , whose fall from heav'n , a lake their baleful streams : / Abhorred Styx , the flood of / Shakes pestilence and war ...
Page 454
... judge the strife : / The former , vain to hope , argues as judge , and what they choose ; for so / I formed them free , judge / Of all things made , and judgest only right . / Or judge / Bad men and angels ; they arraigned shall sink / ...
... judge the strife : / The former , vain to hope , argues as judge , and what they choose ; for so / I formed them free , judge / Of all things made , and judgest only right . / Or judge / Bad men and angels ; they arraigned shall sink / ...
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