Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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Page 93
... Heaven thus , he , if he gathered enough strength , could rule Heaven thus . This be- lief changes only in scope after the war in heaven to hold that if God could rule Heaven thus , he , being only slightly weaker than God and yet ...
... Heaven thus , he , if he gathered enough strength , could rule Heaven thus . This be- lief changes only in scope after the war in heaven to hold that if God could rule Heaven thus , he , being only slightly weaker than God and yet ...
Page 125
... heaven will be the same ideal that we borrowed from Milton's political prose to use in judging hell : a government that preserves liberty , for both the governor and the governed . fallen . Thou art my Father , thou my Author , thou My ...
... heaven will be the same ideal that we borrowed from Milton's political prose to use in judging hell : a government that preserves liberty , for both the governor and the governed . fallen . Thou art my Father , thou my Author , thou My ...
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... heaven- ly songs is possible because their form is a reflection of the vastly complex and yet absolutely unified content they express . Deeds and " philosophy " hymned in heaven are both aspects of God's truth , of the reality of things ...
... heaven- ly songs is possible because their form is a reflection of the vastly complex and yet absolutely unified content they express . Deeds and " philosophy " hymned in heaven are both aspects of God's truth , of the reality of things ...
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