Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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Page 142
... says , " Let the enemy pursue my soul and overtake it " ; for , he says , judgment is what God commands in such a case , and what he desires . And second on his accusers : if I am found innocent , cause both the wickedness and the power ...
... says , " Let the enemy pursue my soul and overtake it " ; for , he says , judgment is what God commands in such a case , and what he desires . And second on his accusers : if I am found innocent , cause both the wickedness and the power ...
Page 154
... says , " I serve no one " ; for as long as he exists he serves at least himself . What Abdiel is saying is that the difference between good and bad service - or , as he says , between ser- vice and servitude , or as Milton himself said ...
... says , " I serve no one " ; for as long as he exists he serves at least himself . What Abdiel is saying is that the difference between good and bad service - or , as he says , between ser- vice and servitude , or as Milton himself said ...
Page 212
... says , having usurped the right of the individual to his truth . But Broadbent con- cludes from this that the relativism is at least justified : if Samson did marry Dalila to ' begin Israel's deliverance ; ' " he was as guilty as he says ...
... says , having usurped the right of the individual to his truth . But Broadbent con- cludes from this that the relativism is at least justified : if Samson did marry Dalila to ' begin Israel's deliverance ; ' " he was as guilty as he says ...
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