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The theme of the hymn is the doctrine of God's revelation of himself only in his creatures - in Du Bartas ' words : God , of himself incapable to sensce , In's Works , reveals him t'our intelligence . ( Divine Weeks , p . 5.
The theme of the hymn is the doctrine of God's revelation of himself only in his creatures - in Du Bartas ' words : God , of himself incapable to sensce , In's Works , reveals him t'our intelligence . ( Divine Weeks , p . 5.
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... 191 ) as meaning that all things were created through Christ , who is " the first - born of every creature " both in the sense that he existed before all other creatures and in the sense that he excels all his fellow creatures and ...
... 191 ) as meaning that all things were created through Christ , who is " the first - born of every creature " both in the sense that he existed before all other creatures and in the sense that he excels all his fellow creatures and ...
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X , 175– 78 ) the serpent was thought to have been a splendid creature , and for its mane Milton had the example of the sea - serpents that Virgil describes as devouring Laocoon and his sons ( Aen . II , 203-207 ) . Cf. IX , 494-502 .
X , 175– 78 ) the serpent was thought to have been a splendid creature , and for its mane Milton had the example of the sea - serpents that Virgil describes as devouring Laocoon and his sons ( Aen . II , 203-207 ) . Cf. IX , 494-502 .
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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 |
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Adam angels appear Arms Book bring C.Ed called cause Chaos Cloud coming created creation Creatures dark Death deep devils Divine Earth evil eyes fair Faith fall Father fear fire force Fruit glory God's Gods ground hand happy hast hath head heart Heav'n Hell Hill hope human Italy John keeps King knowledge Latin leave less light lines live Lord meaning Milton mind Morn Nature Night notes once pain Paradise Lost passage perhaps poem reason rest Satan says seems sense Serpent side sight soon Spirit stand stars stood Studies sweet taste thee things thir thou thought Throne tradition Tree universe VIII virtue voice waters wide wind wings World
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| Title | PARADISE LOST |
| Author | John Milton |
| Published | 1962 |
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