Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... marriage itself . " 17 Marriage for Milton was , as he said in the Second Defence , a major expression of man's domestic liberty ; and Adam was the one man in the history of human experience who was totally " borne free , who was given ...
... marriage itself . " 17 Marriage for Milton was , as he said in the Second Defence , a major expression of man's domestic liberty ; and Adam was the one man in the history of human experience who was totally " borne free , who was given ...
Page 169
... marriage and divorce , provide a background with which Milton could reasonably expect an audience of Paradise Lost to be prepared when it confronted the text of the poem . We may use them now as a gloss for his treatment of marriage in ...
... marriage and divorce , provide a background with which Milton could reasonably expect an audience of Paradise Lost to be prepared when it confronted the text of the poem . We may use them now as a gloss for his treatment of marriage in ...
Page 198
Joan Pamela Secord Bennett. bond of marriage on a law of nature but on a human covenant . The law of nature that called marriage into being was spoken first by God and is here applied by Adam to the physical side of his own relationship ...
Joan Pamela Secord Bennett. bond of marriage on a law of nature but on a human covenant . The law of nature that called marriage into being was spoken first by God and is here applied by Adam to the physical side of his own relationship ...
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