Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina xiv
... Smectymnuus , of the series of literary and moral in- fluences to which he has been subject , and so are the passages in the Reason of Church Government and the Second Defence of the People of England in which he tells us not only who ...
... Smectymnuus , of the series of literary and moral in- fluences to which he has been subject , and so are the passages in the Reason of Church Government and the Second Defence of the People of England in which he tells us not only who ...
Pagina 22
... Smectymnuus pamphlet was written by Young and his collaborators . Both Hall and Ussher wrote re- plies to ' Smectymnuus , ' and it was in response to them that Milton entered the controversy , writing Of Prelatical Episcopacy and the ...
... Smectymnuus pamphlet was written by Young and his collaborators . Both Hall and Ussher wrote re- plies to ' Smectymnuus , ' and it was in response to them that Milton entered the controversy , writing Of Prelatical Episcopacy and the ...
Pagina 267
... Smectymnuus . 1642 . For this good hap I had from a careful education to be inured and seasoned betimes with the best and elegantest authors of the learned tongues , and thereto brought an ear that could measure a just ca- dence and ...
... Smectymnuus . 1642 . For this good hap I had from a careful education to be inured and seasoned betimes with the best and elegantest authors of the learned tongues , and thereto brought an ear that could measure a just ca- dence and ...
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