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In that scale , ladder or chain , men and angels all had ranks or degrees . As they
were created , so they should be content to remain . Classical and Christian
teachers combined in their warning to man to be content , not to aspire for a
higher ...
In that scale , ladder or chain , men and angels all had ranks or degrees . As they
were created , so they should be content to remain . Classical and Christian
teachers combined in their warning to man to be content , not to aspire for a
higher ...
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but neither Satan nor Milton knew how many angels had originally been in
Heaven . In the first simile two aspects are emphasized : the vast number and the
confusion . Milton ' s mind went back to his Italian journey for the first comparison
.
but neither Satan nor Milton knew how many angels had originally been in
Heaven . In the first simile two aspects are emphasized : the vast number and the
confusion . Milton ' s mind went back to his Italian journey for the first comparison
.
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Angels and men both possess Reason , differing not in kind but in degree . The
distinction Raphael makes between angelic and human Reason was a very old
one : the “ discursive Reason ” of man is logical Reason , by means of which he ...
Angels and men both possess Reason , differing not in kind but in degree . The
distinction Raphael makes between angelic and human Reason was a very old
one : the “ discursive Reason ” of man is logical Reason , by means of which he ...
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The Education of a Poet | 3 |
Juvenilia | 22 |
The Minor Poems | 50 |
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