Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... false presumptuous hope " [ 521-522 ] ) to a spot on the surface of the literal sun ( III , 583-590 ) . He would have found himself led away entirely from a false analogy between the power of the physical sun and the power of a rational ...
... false presumptuous hope " [ 521-522 ] ) to a spot on the surface of the literal sun ( III , 583-590 ) . He would have found himself led away entirely from a false analogy between the power of the physical sun and the power of a rational ...
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... false imagination of a strictness never impos'd from above ... " ( Debt , p . 238 ) . But Milton in the divorce tract is arguing against the observance of an ecclesiastical ruling which contradicts the moral Law permitting divorce . The ...
... false imagination of a strictness never impos'd from above ... " ( Debt , p . 238 ) . But Milton in the divorce tract is arguing against the observance of an ecclesiastical ruling which contradicts the moral Law permitting divorce . The ...
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... false , and truth the more true : which must needs conduce much , not only to the confounding of Popery , but to the general confirmation of unim- plicit truth . ( of True Religion [ 1673 ] , C.E. , VI , 178 ) When the advocates of ...
... false , and truth the more true : which must needs conduce much , not only to the confounding of Popery , but to the general confirmation of unim- plicit truth . ( of True Religion [ 1673 ] , C.E. , VI , 178 ) When the advocates of ...
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