Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... persons who hold it ( cf. Chapter Two , pp . 50- " 8 51 ) . That " Majesty is inseparable from the person , that a " title " asserts not an office , but a being , was at the heart of the royalist argument for " divine right " which ...
... persons who hold it ( cf. Chapter Two , pp . 50- " 8 51 ) . That " Majesty is inseparable from the person , that a " title " asserts not an office , but a being , was at the heart of the royalist argument for " divine right " which ...
Page 250
... person , was engaged in serving God according to his Law . That Milton's God was a God of Law , however , made it pos- sible to establish criteria for judging whoever claimed to represent his cause ; for the God of reason can only be ...
... person , was engaged in serving God according to his Law . That Milton's God was a God of Law , however , made it pos- sible to establish criteria for judging whoever claimed to represent his cause ; for the God of reason can only be ...
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... person , " Samson anticipates Harapha's objčction , " whom my Country / As a league - breaker gave up bound , presum'd / Single Rebellion and did Hostile Acts " ( 1208-1210 ) . He answers that a person remains " private " when his cause ...
... person , " Samson anticipates Harapha's objčction , " whom my Country / As a league - breaker gave up bound , presum'd / Single Rebellion and did Hostile Acts " ( 1208-1210 ) . He answers that a person remains " private " when his cause ...
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