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In its second edition , that of 1674 , two of the origi- nal ten books were divided to form the twelve - book poem we know today . Milton had intended to write an epic most of his life , for to men of the Renaissance the greatest poetic ...
In its second edition , that of 1674 , two of the origi- nal ten books were divided to form the twelve - book poem we know today . Milton had intended to write an epic most of his life , for to men of the Renaissance the greatest poetic ...
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No reader of Paradise Lost can fail to see that Milton's poem fulfills these requirements . Besides modeling his poem in its general outlines upon the genre— the type of poem - he thought to be of greatest stature , Milton made use of ...
No reader of Paradise Lost can fail to see that Milton's poem fulfills these requirements . Besides modeling his poem in its general outlines upon the genre— the type of poem - he thought to be of greatest stature , Milton made use of ...
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Osgood , Charles G. , Classical Mythology of Milton's English Poems , New York , 1925 . INDIVIDUAL WORKS Note : The student who works on any of the individual poems should , of course , consult the general critical works and the works ...
Osgood , Charles G. , Classical Mythology of Milton's English Poems , New York , 1925 . INDIVIDUAL WORKS Note : The student who works on any of the individual poems should , of course , consult the general critical works and the works ...
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Contents
JOHN MILTON | 5 |
three MILTONS MAJOR WORKS | 15 |
four PARADISE LOST | 26 |
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| Title | Paradise lost |
| Author | John Milton |
| Published | 1966 |
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