Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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Page 129
... allows all of nature to operate with the greatest complexity and yet allows each individual being freedom to reach the perfection of his nature . This consistency between the physical and the moral order of God's creation permits the ...
... allows all of nature to operate with the greatest complexity and yet allows each individual being freedom to reach the perfection of his nature . This consistency between the physical and the moral order of God's creation permits the ...
Page 139
... allows punishment for evil -- that it does not either allow evil to exist unchecked or allow simple extinction - is its perfection . superseded by , but contains within it , mercy . So death , we are allowed to see from the point of ...
... allows punishment for evil -- that it does not either allow evil to exist unchecked or allow simple extinction - is its perfection . superseded by , but contains within it , mercy . So death , we are allowed to see from the point of ...
Page 212
... allowing ' Private respects ' to yield to ' Public good " ( p . 44 ) . " 7 Even critics who are sympathetic to ... allows himself to say somewhat illogically that Dalila should have done what Sam- son should not have done : " How ...
... allowing ' Private respects ' to yield to ' Public good " ( p . 44 ) . " 7 Even critics who are sympathetic to ... allows himself to say somewhat illogically that Dalila should have done what Sam- son should not have done : " How ...
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