Milton's Sonnets & the Ideal CommunityUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1979 - 213 páginas |
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... feast all the virtuous will unite in the joyful community . Perhaps Milton even intends her to see the contrast between the heavenly feast being offered her and the mundane feast over which Martha busied herself so needlessly . In ...
... feast all the virtuous will unite in the joyful community . Perhaps Milton even intends her to see the contrast between the heavenly feast being offered her and the mundane feast over which Martha busied herself so needlessly . In ...
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... feast graced by virtue , mutual affection , and " immortal Notes . " As both a Renaissance humanist and a Christian , Milton believed that the truly graceful mirrors the grace of God who rules the cosmos by the concord available to men ...
... feast graced by virtue , mutual affection , and " immortal Notes . " As both a Renaissance humanist and a Christian , Milton believed that the truly graceful mirrors the grace of God who rules the cosmos by the concord available to men ...
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... feast offers pleasures enjoyed by three great civilizations , and since it is a shadowy type of the true heavenly feast , surely Milton would want to “ spare ” time to interpose such graceful intervals among the worldly busyness a ...
... feast offers pleasures enjoyed by three great civilizations , and since it is a shadowy type of the true heavenly feast , surely Milton would want to “ spare ” time to interpose such graceful intervals among the worldly busyness a ...
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