Ovid's Metamorphoses and Milton's Paradise Lost: The Pattern of AllusionsStanford University, 1975 - 516 pages |
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... Golden Age ( 0 M 1.94-95 ) ; in the Iron Age pines are good only for building ships ( 0 M 1.133-34 ) . Since the contrast between the Golden and Iron Ages fires Ovid's imagination most , his characteriza- tion of the transitional eras ...
... Golden Age ( 0 M 1.94-95 ) ; in the Iron Age pines are good only for building ships ( 0 M 1.133-34 ) . Since the contrast between the Golden and Iron Ages fires Ovid's imagination most , his characteriza- tion of the transitional eras ...
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... Golden Age . Even as Satan claims to in- voke a freedom like that of the Golden Age in his first seditious speech , he reveals a conception of liberty so questionable that Ovid- ian commentators would deem him fallen : he exhorts the ...
... Golden Age . Even as Satan claims to in- voke a freedom like that of the Golden Age in his first seditious speech , he reveals a conception of liberty so questionable that Ovid- ian commentators would deem him fallen : he exhorts the ...
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The Pattern of Allusions Holly Jackson. the Golden Age and that the possibility of servility would not even occur to an innocent mind . Satan has transformed God into a mere magistrate . In doing so he exemplifies the inconsistency ...
The Pattern of Allusions Holly Jackson. the Golden Age and that the possibility of servility would not even occur to an innocent mind . Satan has transformed God into a mere magistrate . In doing so he exemplifies the inconsistency ...
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Actaeon Adam and Eve Adam's and Eve's allegorization alludes amorous amorous tales Apollo archetype beast Book 11 Book 9 Cadmus Callisto Carey and Fowler chariot Christ context contrast crime Daphne death depiction Deucalion and Pyrrha Diana Diana's grotto earth echoes emphasize epic evil Fall father fiend flood Four Ages Giants God's goddess gods Golden Age Golding Golding's Gottfried heaven hell human Ibid innocence Iron Age Jove Jove's Juno Landscape in Ovid's laurel leaf Leucothea Lycaon maiden man's Metamorphoses Michael Milton compares Milton's allusion moral Moreover Nimrod's note to PL Ovid Ovid's Metamorphoses Ovid's myth Ovid's tale Ovid's theodicy Ovidian Paradise Lost parallels passage Phaethon myth Phoebus punishment Pythian games Python rebellion recalls Renaissance Renaissance commentators Renaissance interpretations resembles role Sabinus Sandys says seduce Segal serpent of Mars Silver Age simile slaying Sprengius symbol Themis thou throughout Paradise Lost tion transformed Typhon