The Portent of Milton: Some Aspects of His GeniusW. Laurie, 1958 - 148 pages |
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... appears in his ectypes , sanctimoniously grim.1 This Arctic conception was tempered in the Victorian era ... appear , The boorish limner mock that set it here . ( The engraver did not understand Greek . ) ( A. Vesselo's translation ...
... appears in his ectypes , sanctimoniously grim.1 This Arctic conception was tempered in the Victorian era ... appear , The boorish limner mock that set it here . ( The engraver did not understand Greek . ) ( A. Vesselo's translation ...
Page 55
... appears , was a Cambridge graduate , and also the son of a Bishop , who assisted him in the work . Milton , in fact , is closely associated with Cambridge graduates , and also with bishops , to their discomfiture ; although in recent ...
... appears , was a Cambridge graduate , and also the son of a Bishop , who assisted him in the work . Milton , in fact , is closely associated with Cambridge graduates , and also with bishops , to their discomfiture ; although in recent ...
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... appears as evil in his epic is subjectively good . And it is no wonder that the epic scene grew dark ; no wonder , considering the forces involved , that it became infernal with the reversed action of the enchanting influence which ...
... appears as evil in his epic is subjectively good . And it is no wonder that the epic scene grew dark ; no wonder , considering the forces involved , that it became infernal with the reversed action of the enchanting influence which ...
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