Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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Page 35
... Satan du Paradis perdu ressemble beaucoup plus à Cromwell entraînant ses troupes . ( p . 139 ) Milton admired Cromwell , and " Satan représente plutôt ce que Milton admira que ce qu'il voulut être " ( p . 139 ) . Satan resembles ...
... Satan du Paradis perdu ressemble beaucoup plus à Cromwell entraînant ses troupes . ( p . 139 ) Milton admired Cromwell , and " Satan représente plutôt ce que Milton admira que ce qu'il voulut être " ( p . 139 ) . Satan resembles ...
Page 90
... Satan's original motivation implausible because , he says , Satan must have known that God was omnipotent . Both readers are right in part , at least , of their observa- tion and wrong in their interpretation ; for both are trapped in ...
... Satan's original motivation implausible because , he says , Satan must have known that God was omnipotent . Both readers are right in part , at least , of their observa- tion and wrong in their interpretation ; for both are trapped in ...
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... Satan's motive . If Satan was , as Empson feels , in revolt against what he believed was the evil of a tyrant , then he should have revolted , whether he had the strength to win or not : a rational being should not , Milton believed ...
... Satan's motive . If Satan was , as Empson feels , in revolt against what he believed was the evil of a tyrant , then he should have revolted , whether he had the strength to win or not : a rational being should not , Milton believed ...
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