Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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Page 44
... man's freedom is the theological meaning of his .of God . " Man , as Milton saw him , was created existence . Man was created to be lord of himself and all lower creation , but not of other men . The nature of man's relationship with man ...
... man's freedom is the theological meaning of his .of God . " Man , as Milton saw him , was created existence . Man was created to be lord of himself and all lower creation , but not of other men . The nature of man's relationship with man ...
Page 46
... man is forced to do something , he ceases to fulfil his natural function as a man ; he is not performing at all , but ... man's nature " is what Milton called " love " and what Hooker called " righteousness " -- both meaning the just ...
... man is forced to do something , he ceases to fulfil his natural function as a man ; he is not performing at all , but ... man's nature " is what Milton called " love " and what Hooker called " righteousness " -- both meaning the just ...
Page 157
... man's sin ; the cause lay in man's failure to obey reason . If Adam and Eve had weighed Satan's words as carefully and rightly as Uriel and Gabriel did , they too would have remained blameless . They would have been as the angels are ...
... man's sin ; the cause lay in man's failure to obey reason . If Adam and Eve had weighed Satan's words as carefully and rightly as Uriel and Gabriel did , they too would have remained blameless . They would have been as the angels are ...
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