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Pagina 34
... conventional sense . His epic is not heroic like Homer's epics or Virgil's epic . All the same his argument is more heroic than the matter found in the classical epic of Homer and Virgil . If he gets the ' answerable style ' from his ...
... conventional sense . His epic is not heroic like Homer's epics or Virgil's epic . All the same his argument is more heroic than the matter found in the classical epic of Homer and Virgil . If he gets the ' answerable style ' from his ...
Pagina 95
... conventional sense . In the preface Milton suggests that he has the Book of Revelation in mind . He sees the possibility of producing a Christian tragedy about Samson , interpreting him typolo- gically as a Christ figure . He may have ...
... conventional sense . In the preface Milton suggests that he has the Book of Revelation in mind . He sees the possibility of producing a Christian tragedy about Samson , interpreting him typolo- gically as a Christ figure . He may have ...
Pagina 135
... conventional heroism through Satan who sways the emotions of the readers with his intellectual fervour , the central figure in the epic is Adam . No doubt ' during the middle ages the figure of Satan had been degraded into a vulgar ...
... conventional heroism through Satan who sways the emotions of the readers with his intellectual fervour , the central figure in the epic is Adam . No doubt ' during the middle ages the figure of Satan had been degraded into a vulgar ...
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Milton And The Sublime | 1 |
Lyric Harmonies | 10 |
Ibid p 140 | 11 |
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