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Cf. the reliance in Areopagitica ( C.Ed. IV , 319 ) upon Aristotle's definition of reason as the power of choice ( Nicomachean Ethics III , ii , 6 ) . 119. The long chapter " On Predestination " in CD I , iv , is devoted to proof that ...
Cf. the reliance in Areopagitica ( C.Ed. IV , 319 ) upon Aristotle's definition of reason as the power of choice ( Nicomachean Ethics III , ii , 6 ) . 119. The long chapter " On Predestination " in CD I , iv , is devoted to proof that ...
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So , says Milton in CD I , xxii ( C.Ed. XVI , 29 ) , " Christ paid the ransom of our sins , which he took upon himself by imputation . " 299. " The Son of Man came . . . to give his life a ransom for many " ( Matt . xx , 28 ) . 306.
So , says Milton in CD I , xxii ( C.Ed. XVI , 29 ) , " Christ paid the ransom of our sins , which he took upon himself by imputation . " 299. " The Son of Man came . . . to give his life a ransom for many " ( Matt . xx , 28 ) . 306.
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For the fifteenth century lawyer , Sir John Fortescue , whom Milton quoted in the first Defense ( C.Ed. VII , 476 , 478 ) , Nimrod's mighty hunting meant that he was " an oppressor and destroyer of men , as hunters are destroyers but ...
For the fifteenth century lawyer , Sir John Fortescue , whom Milton quoted in the first Defense ( C.Ed. VII , 476 , 478 ) , Nimrod's mighty hunting meant that he was " an oppressor and destroyer of men , as hunters are destroyers but ...
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Contents
Preface | vii |
Abbreviations of Titles of Periodicals Cited in the Notes | xiv |
Bibliography of Books Dealing Mainly with Paradise Lost | li |
Copyright | |
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| Title | PARADISE LOST |
| Author | John Milton |
| Published | 1962 |
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