The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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Pagina 74
... brings to perfection the finite creature which it animates but the perfection consists of the power to walk a ... bring on As may advise him of his happie state , Happiness in his power left free to will Left to his own free Will ...
... brings to perfection the finite creature which it animates but the perfection consists of the power to walk a ... bring on As may advise him of his happie state , Happiness in his power left free to will Left to his own free Will ...
Pagina 117
... bringing his own knowledge into the poem so that he can measure Satan's blindness and Christ's advance into self ... bring Rome and Athens together , thus giving additional weight to the rejection of the classical world and com ...
... bringing his own knowledge into the poem so that he can measure Satan's blindness and Christ's advance into self ... bring Rome and Athens together , thus giving additional weight to the rejection of the classical world and com ...
Pagina 119
... bring Old Testament wisdom to a far more decisive and transforming fulfilment . Satan offers all that he can within the limits of his knowing but Christ at this point in his ' becoming ' , not only knows but is something that Satan ...
... bring Old Testament wisdom to a far more decisive and transforming fulfilment . Satan offers all that he can within the limits of his knowing but Christ at this point in his ' becoming ' , not only knows but is something that Satan ...
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the inglorious likeness | 23 |
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