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... important desideratum . So much , a little grudgingly , is implied by Milton's own account of the growth of his work . But it is also important to recognize that his fierce rejection of tradition and custom does not entail a total ...
... important desideratum . So much , a little grudgingly , is implied by Milton's own account of the growth of his work . But it is also important to recognize that his fierce rejection of tradition and custom does not entail a total ...
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... important in his later doctrine of kenosis as developed in prose and poetry . ) As in the Nativity and the Passion ... importance to Milton , however , the poem offers only a limited view of them . The Son is conceived in terms of the ...
... important in his later doctrine of kenosis as developed in prose and poetry . ) As in the Nativity and the Passion ... importance to Milton , however , the poem offers only a limited view of them . The Son is conceived in terms of the ...
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... important to observe that it is the station which is characterized as ' uneasy , ' not the stander . The adjective ... importance . The Son's physical safety has been the responsibility of providence from the moment he entered the desert ...
... important to observe that it is the station which is characterized as ' uneasy , ' not the stander . The adjective ... importance . The Son's physical safety has been the responsibility of providence from the moment he entered the desert ...
Contents
2 Miltons Doctrine of Son and Spirit | 24 |
Miltons Doctrine of the Spirit | 47 |
3 The Spirit and the Son in Epic Poetry | 59 |
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Milton and the Sons of God: The Divine Image in Milton's Epic Poetry Hugh MacCallum No preview available - 1986 |
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