Milton and Scriptural Tradition: The Bible Into PoetryJames H. Sims, Leland Ryken |
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Page 51
... domestic scenes emerge as obvious par- odies of their counterparts in previous epics . The lavish banquet that Dido orders to be prepared for Aeneas and his men is re- placed in Milton's domestic epic by the hospitality that husband and ...
... domestic scenes emerge as obvious par- odies of their counterparts in previous epics . The lavish banquet that Dido orders to be prepared for Aeneas and his men is re- placed in Milton's domestic epic by the hospitality that husband and ...
Page 52
... domestic role in the center of the epic stage and investing it with ultimate moral and spiritual serious- ness . Paradise Lost is , as Ian Watt noted , " the greatest and indeed the only epic of married life . " 28 When Milton wrote an ...
... domestic role in the center of the epic stage and investing it with ultimate moral and spiritual serious- ness . Paradise Lost is , as Ian Watt noted , " the greatest and indeed the only epic of married life . " 28 When Milton wrote an ...
Page 59
... domestic scenes . Assuming that commonplace domestic reality is perforce subject matter for comedy ( a conclusion based on clas- sical models ) , they automatically equate " the domestic and the comic , " or treat Raphael's visit as a ...
... domestic scenes . Assuming that commonplace domestic reality is perforce subject matter for comedy ( a conclusion based on clas- sical models ) , they automatically equate " the domestic and the comic , " or treat Raphael's visit as a ...
Contents
Leland Ryken | 3 |
Scriptural Formula and Prophetic Utterance in Lycidas | 31 |
Paradise Lost and Its Biblical Epic Models | 43 |
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