Milton's Sonnets & the Ideal CommunityUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1979 - 213 páginas |
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... Harmony of the Spheres , " in which , albeit playfully , he defends the belief , " We may well believe that it is in order to tune their own notes in accord with that harmony of heaven to which they listen so intently , that the lark ...
... Harmony of the Spheres , " in which , albeit playfully , he defends the belief , " We may well believe that it is in order to tune their own notes in accord with that harmony of heaven to which they listen so intently , that the lark ...
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... harmony depend on divorce . 13 Nor will divorce result in anarchy . For Milton , the freedom to divorce is dictated " by the known rules of antient libertie ” ( em- phasis mine ) , and he writes of not only the " doctrine , " but also ...
... harmony depend on divorce . 13 Nor will divorce result in anarchy . For Milton , the freedom to divorce is dictated " by the known rules of antient libertie ” ( em- phasis mine ) , and he writes of not only the " doctrine , " but also ...
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... harmony . Commentators sought to match Old Testament prophecies to New Testament fulfillment , types to antitypes , even Holy Scripture to pagan writers like Virgil - always citing the parallels they discovered as proof that God created ...
... harmony . Commentators sought to match Old Testament prophecies to New Testament fulfillment , types to antitypes , even Holy Scripture to pagan writers like Virgil - always citing the parallels they discovered as proof that God created ...
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