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... idea , because the later Milton was known to have stopped attending the meetings of any sect or having any set prayers for his household , and evidently did rather despise the general reader . The idea was only refuted by the discovery ...
... idea , because the later Milton was known to have stopped attending the meetings of any sect or having any set prayers for his household , and evidently did rather despise the general reader . The idea was only refuted by the discovery ...
Page 104
... idea very remote ; indeed , for most of the time Milton rather labours , with firm good sense one would think , to make the angels very like men and evidently not parts of a universal soul . I agree that he loved the order and unity of ...
... idea very remote ; indeed , for most of the time Milton rather labours , with firm good sense one would think , to make the angels very like men and evidently not parts of a universal soul . I agree that he loved the order and unity of ...
Page 170
... our food , for it is the same soul that dwells in plants , animals , and men . The idea that man ' is what he eats ' is Paracelsan ( p . 208 ) . So far from wondering where Paracelsus could get such ideas 170 MILTON'S GOD.
... our food , for it is the same soul that dwells in plants , animals , and men . The idea that man ' is what he eats ' is Paracelsan ( p . 208 ) . So far from wondering where Paracelsus could get such ideas 170 MILTON'S GOD.
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