John Milton: A Reader's Guide to His Poetry |
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I call your attention particularly to words which our Renaissance ancestors used
in their Latin meaning , rather than our modern , or which could be used in both
senses with an interesting double - play . When Milton wrote in the Nativity Ode ...
I call your attention particularly to words which our Renaissance ancestors used
in their Latin meaning , rather than our modern , or which could be used in both
senses with an interesting double - play . When Milton wrote in the Nativity Ode ...
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... the reach Of human sense , I shall delineate so , By likening spiritual to
corporeal forms As may express them best . ... when he speaks of the " day " on
which trouble began in Heaven , for in Heaven there is no “ time ” in our human
sense .
... the reach Of human sense , I shall delineate so , By likening spiritual to
corporeal forms As may express them best . ... when he speaks of the " day " on
which trouble began in Heaven , for in Heaven there is no “ time ” in our human
sense .
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( 1664 - 67 ) Here Milton indicates the position that Samson ' s death was not
suicide in the usual sense of the word , a matter that had been debated pro and
con by Christians long before Milton wrote . Apart from this passing reference ,
the ...
( 1664 - 67 ) Here Milton indicates the position that Samson ' s death was not
suicide in the usual sense of the word , a matter that had been debated pro and
con by Christians long before Milton wrote . Apart from this passing reference ,
the ...
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The Education of a Poet | 3 |
Juvenilia | 22 |
The Minor Poems | 50 |
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