Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... offer'd to go himself in person upon that expedition [ against the Irish rebels ] " ; but Milton answered : " he offer'd to go himself . . .and reck'ns up many surmises why he thinks they [ Parliament ]】 would not suffer him . But he ...
... offer'd to go himself in person upon that expedition [ against the Irish rebels ] " ; but Milton answered : " he offer'd to go himself . . .and reck'ns up many surmises why he thinks they [ Parliament ]】 would not suffer him . But he ...
Page 282
... offer , Satan not only lets a few forbidden foods slip onto the menu , but himself raises the issue of idolatrous feasts in an effort to deflect Christ from thinking of the very offense Satan is trying to produce as a problem at all ...
... offer , Satan not only lets a few forbidden foods slip onto the menu , but himself raises the issue of idolatrous feasts in an effort to deflect Christ from thinking of the very offense Satan is trying to produce as a problem at all ...
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... offer is wrong and to learn from it what his mission really is . It is true , as Mrs. Lewalski says , that Christ avoids refusing the gift on the lesser basis of the unclean meats and avoids idolatry of spirit by simply rejecting the ...
... offer is wrong and to learn from it what his mission really is . It is true , as Mrs. Lewalski says , that Christ avoids refusing the gift on the lesser basis of the unclean meats and avoids idolatry of spirit by simply rejecting the ...
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