John Milton: A Reader's Guide to His PoetryOctagon Books, 1983 - 385 páginas |
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... wrote each other fre- quently . To a modern student , it seems incredible that they wrote largely in Latin , and often in Latin verse . ( Two of the extant let- ters of Diodati to Milton are in Greek . ) Diodati left St. Paul's for ...
... wrote each other fre- quently . To a modern student , it seems incredible that they wrote largely in Latin , and often in Latin verse . ( Two of the extant let- ters of Diodati to Milton are in Greek . ) Diodati left St. Paul's for ...
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... wrote an elegy which he dated November 1637 . The poem we call Lycidas ( Milton did not use the title in the first edition ) appeared in the memorial volume , published a month or two later . The poems were in Greek , Latin and English ...
... wrote an elegy which he dated November 1637 . The poem we call Lycidas ( Milton did not use the title in the first edition ) appeared in the memorial volume , published a month or two later . The poems were in Greek , Latin and English ...
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... wrote the Epi- taphium Damonis , and 1660 , the year of King Charles ' Restoration , Milton published no poetry , with the exception of the 1645 edi- tion of his early poems . He had been thirty - one when he wrote his lament for ...
... wrote the Epi- taphium Damonis , and 1660 , the year of King Charles ' Restoration , Milton published no poetry , with the exception of the 1645 edi- tion of his early poems . He had been thirty - one when he wrote his lament for ...
Contenido
The Education of a Poet | 3 |
Juvenilia | 22 |
The Minor Poems | 50 |
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