Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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Page 46
... seek communion and fellowship with others " ( Laws , Book I , p . 188 ) . But any discussion by Hooker or Milton of the origins of man in society is almost immediately complicated by the results of the fall . Man is drawn to seek 46.
... seek communion and fellowship with others " ( Laws , Book I , p . 188 ) . But any discussion by Hooker or Milton of the origins of man in society is almost immediately complicated by the results of the fall . Man is drawn to seek 46.
Page 287
... seek glory by a supposed analogy with the rule of God himself : Think not so slight of glory : therein least Resembling thy great Father ; he seeks glory , And for his glory all things made , all things Orders and governs . • ( III ...
... seek glory by a supposed analogy with the rule of God himself : Think not so slight of glory : therein least Resembling thy great Father ; he seeks glory , And for his glory all things made , all things Orders and governs . • ( III ...
Page 313
... seek " in themselves . Though they are only the inheritors of the original sin , their philosophy is involun- tarily deluded by the same ignorance of sin that afflicted the theories of the angels of Paradise Lost newly fallen into hell ...
... seek " in themselves . Though they are only the inheritors of the original sin , their philosophy is involun- tarily deluded by the same ignorance of sin that afflicted the theories of the angels of Paradise Lost newly fallen into hell ...
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