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... an intelligent and sensitive na- ture , which sees failure clearly and suffers deeply from it . 2 Cf. Masson , The Life of John Milton ( London , 1871-1880 ) , II , 472-86 . Hence his theories of the Fall . And the same xvi INTRODUCTION.
... an intelligent and sensitive na- ture , which sees failure clearly and suffers deeply from it . 2 Cf. Masson , The Life of John Milton ( London , 1871-1880 ) , II , 472-86 . Hence his theories of the Fall . And the same xvi INTRODUCTION.
Page xvii
Denis Saurat. Hence his theories of the Fall . And the same feeling of pride allows him no thought that places outside man either fall or regeneration . Clearly and pitilessly , Milton makes man responsible for his failure and his shame ...
Denis Saurat. Hence his theories of the Fall . And the same feeling of pride allows him no thought that places outside man either fall or regeneration . Clearly and pitilessly , Milton makes man responsible for his failure and his shame ...
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... theory that God intervenes at every moment in history , and always as a liberator . Another point to be noted : God is still the orthodox Trinity : Thou , therefore , that sittest in light and glory unapproachable , parent of angels and ...
... theory that God intervenes at every moment in history , and always as a liberator . Another point to be noted : God is still the orthodox Trinity : Thou , therefore , that sittest in light and glory unapproachable , parent of angels and ...
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... theories about reason and passion , love and lust , etc. , were current at the Renaissance . What I investigate is how and why Milton came to adopt them . This remark applies to most of Milton's philosophy , which is at once original ...
... theories about reason and passion , love and lust , etc. , were current at the Renaissance . What I investigate is how and why Milton came to adopt them . This remark applies to most of Milton's philosophy , which is at once original ...
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... theories openly , but he gives sufficient hints of his later ideas : No other end therefore can be left imaginable of this excessive restraint , but to bridle those erroneous and licentious postillers the pharisees . ... And as the ...
... theories openly , but he gives sufficient hints of his later ideas : No other end therefore can be left imaginable of this excessive restraint , but to bridle those erroneous and licentious postillers the pharisees . ... And as the ...
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