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... Christ : Intelligence triumphant over passion .. 173 3. Christ : the greater man .. 174 V. POLITICS .. 181 1. Liberty . 181 a . Moral liberty : no law ... 181 b . Religious liberty : no priests .. 182 c . Intellectual liberty : no ...
... Christ : Intelligence triumphant over passion .. 173 3. Christ : the greater man .. 174 V. POLITICS .. 181 1. Liberty . 181 a . Moral liberty : no law ... 181 b . Religious liberty : no priests .. 182 c . Intellectual liberty : no ...
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... Christ's " ; this homage to his good looks was also a sar- casm on his purity.13 But he was proud of his chastity . He boasts of it in the epistle to Deodati we have quoted above : " Shunning far on my path false Circe's infamous ...
... Christ's " ; this homage to his good looks was also a sar- casm on his purity.13 But he was proud of his chastity . He boasts of it in the epistle to Deodati we have quoted above : " Shunning far on my path false Circe's infamous ...
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... Christ on earth- " shortly expected , " as Milton says and the foundation of an earthly Kingdom of Christ , that was to last a thou- sand years and end with the world itself.1 Milton cer- tainly held this view at the end of his life ...
... Christ on earth- " shortly expected , " as Milton says and the foundation of an earthly Kingdom of Christ , that was to last a thou- sand years and end with the world itself.1 Milton cer- tainly held this view at the end of his life ...
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... Christ , suffering to the lowest bent of weakness in the flesh , and presently triumphing to the highest pitch of glory in the spirit , which drew up his body also ; till we in both be united to him in the revelation of his kingdom , I ...
... Christ , suffering to the lowest bent of weakness in the flesh , and presently triumphing to the highest pitch of glory in the spirit , which drew up his body also ; till we in both be united to him in the revelation of his kingdom , I ...
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... Christ , " shortly expected . " In that day of triumph , Milton expected to reassume his natural rôle and become again a poet . And he did again become a poet , but it was in the failure and ruin of all his ambitions , and not as he had ...
... Christ , " shortly expected . " In that day of triumph , Milton expected to reassume his natural rôle and become again a poet . And he did again become a poet , but it was in the failure and ruin of all his ambitions , and not as he had ...
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