The Poems of John MiltonLongmans, 1968 - 1181 pages |
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Page 438
... passage is appropriate to the subject , the ' wild work ' of the angelic war : see vi 498n , 578–94n , 566n , 698-9n ... passage among the most satis- fying , from a formal point of view , ever composed in this mode . On occasion Milton ...
... passage is appropriate to the subject , the ' wild work ' of the angelic war : see vi 498n , 578–94n , 566n , 698-9n ... passage among the most satis- fying , from a formal point of view , ever composed in this mode . On occasion Milton ...
Page 954
... passage was widely drawn on by the encyclopedists . M. himself refers to the tradition as if it were a commonplace , in Eikonoklastes ( Yale iii 552 ) . At a more fundamental level , however , the present passage depends on Deut . xxxii ...
... passage was widely drawn on by the encyclopedists . M. himself refers to the tradition as if it were a commonplace , in Eikonoklastes ( Yale iii 552 ) . At a more fundamental level , however , the present passage depends on Deut . xxxii ...
Page 959
... passage may be regarded as a more detailed treatment of nature's ' signs of woe ' at the Fall . On the micro- cosmic implication Svendsen writes : " The first result was earth's wound ; the next man's passion ; then into the cosmos for ...
... passage may be regarded as a more detailed treatment of nature's ' signs of woe ' at the Fall . On the micro- cosmic implication Svendsen writes : " The first result was earth's wound ; the next man's passion ; then into the cosmos for ...
Contents
On the Death of a Fair 14 In Eandem On the Same | 7 |
Mansus Manso Bibliothecarium To John | 59 |
Naturam non pati senium | 61 |
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