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In the preface to the first book of Paradise Lost Milton calls his epic an adventurous song , then in his preface to Book Nine he calls it a ' Heroic Song . ' Ninth Book deals with the disobedience and fall of Man .
In the preface to the first book of Paradise Lost Milton calls his epic an adventurous song , then in his preface to Book Nine he calls it a ' Heroic Song . ' Ninth Book deals with the disobedience and fall of Man .
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À literary epic is written whereas an authentic epic is oral . We know all about the author of a literary epic but we do not have any detailed knowledge of the author of an authentic epic . An authentic epic may be the compilation done ...
À literary epic is written whereas an authentic epic is oral . We know all about the author of a literary epic but we do not have any detailed knowledge of the author of an authentic epic . An authentic epic may be the compilation done ...
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Both the epics concentrate on the conflict of good and evil and end on a lofty note of idealism and serenity . It only proves that all epic poetry is the same , ' whether of the East or West , North or South , its blood and temper are ...
Both the epics concentrate on the conflict of good and evil and end on a lofty note of idealism and serenity . It only proves that all epic poetry is the same , ' whether of the East or West , North or South , its blood and temper are ...
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Inhoudsopgave
Ibid p 140 | 11 |
Johnson Life of Milton p 55 | 13 |
Milton Apology for Smectymnus | 14 |
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