John Milton, a Concordance of Paradise Lost, Volume 1Celia Florén Olms-Weidmann, 1992 - 1171 pages |
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Page 293
... reason , and to servitude reduce / Man till then he permits / Within himself , unworthy powers to reign / Over me , pure / Intelligence of heav'n , Angel serene , / And , ? though perhaps / Not longer than since I in one night and reason ...
... reason , and to servitude reduce / Man till then he permits / Within himself , unworthy powers to reign / Over me , pure / Intelligence of heav'n , Angel serene , / And , ? though perhaps / Not longer than since I in one night and reason ...
Page 447
... reason I have tried / Unsound and false ; nor / When reason hath to deal with force , yet so / Most reason Or Nature ; God and Nature bid the same , / When he who rules rules is worthiest , and excels / Them whom he governs . This we ...
... reason I have tried / Unsound and false ; nor / When reason hath to deal with force , yet so / Most reason Or Nature ; God and Nature bid the same , / When he who rules rules is worthiest , and excels / Them whom he governs . This we ...
Page 467
... reason for their , who reason for their law refuse , / Right reason for their ; the rest , we live / Law to ourselves ; our reason is our command / Sole daughter of his voice ; the rest , we live / Under this ignorance of good or evil ...
... reason for their , who reason for their law refuse , / Right reason for their ; the rest , we live / Law to ourselves ; our reason is our command / Sole daughter of his voice ; the rest , we live / Under this ignorance of good or evil ...
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