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Page xix
Milton's armorial bearings were argent , an eagle displayed with two heads gules , legged and beaked sable . A small silver seal , with these arms , with which he was accustomed to seal his letters , was in the possession of the late ...
Milton's armorial bearings were argent , an eagle displayed with two heads gules , legged and beaked sable . A small silver seal , with these arms , with which he was accustomed to seal his letters , was in the possession of the late ...
Page xlv
... his democratical principles were disagreeable to her humour ; 4. nor is it impossible that the father repented of this match , upon the prospect of some success on the king's side , who then had his head quarters at Oxford .
... his democratical principles were disagreeable to her humour ; 4. nor is it impossible that the father repented of this match , upon the prospect of some success on the king's side , who then had his head quarters at Oxford .
Page lix
In that strange rambling work , T. Hollis's Memoirs , there is an engraving by Cipriani , representing Milton's head on a terminus , on which is a medallion suspended inclosing the portrait of Salmasius ; this was a print emblematical ...
In that strange rambling work , T. Hollis's Memoirs , there is an engraving by Cipriani , representing Milton's head on a terminus , on which is a medallion suspended inclosing the portrait of Salmasius ; this was a print emblematical ...
Page lxii
... but the mildest of conquerors ; and you , Lambert , who , when a young man , at the head of a mere handful of men , checked the progress of the Duke of Hamilton , attended with the power and strength of the Scottish youth , and kept ...
... but the mildest of conquerors ; and you , Lambert , who , when a young man , at the head of a mere handful of men , checked the progress of the Duke of Hamilton , attended with the power and strength of the Scottish youth , and kept ...
Page lxvii
... attribuit Salmasio solęcismos , iisdem ipse solęcismum , aut solęcismo flagitium non minus admittat . ' 4 Previously to his going to live in Scotland Yard , Whitehall , Milton lodged at one Thomson's , next door to the Bull Head ...
... attribuit Salmasio solęcismos , iisdem ipse solęcismum , aut solęcismo flagitium non minus admittat . ' 4 Previously to his going to live in Scotland Yard , Whitehall , Milton lodged at one Thomson's , next door to the Bull Head ...
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| Title | The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes and a Life of the Author, Volume 1 The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes and a Life of the Author, John Mitford |
| Author | John Mitford |
| Publisher | Hilliard, Gray, and Company, 1838 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | Mar 5, 2009 |
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