Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksCohen & West, 1965 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 113
... true and elevated conception of poetry , to his father . " Sir , besides that in sundry respects I must acknowledge me to profit by you whenever we meet , you are often to me , and were yesterday especially , as a good watchman to ...
... true and elevated conception of poetry , to his father . " Sir , besides that in sundry respects I must acknowledge me to profit by you whenever we meet , you are often to me , and were yesterday especially , as a good watchman to ...
Pagina 178
... true religion among ourselves , and the utter overthrow at last by a common en- emy . Of civil liberty I have written heretofore by the appointment and not without the approbation of civil power : 31 of Christian liberty I write now ...
... true religion among ourselves , and the utter overthrow at last by a common en- emy . Of civil liberty I have written heretofore by the appointment and not without the approbation of civil power : 31 of Christian liberty I write now ...
Pagina 302
... true musical delight ' , 138 versification of Paradise Lost , 138-139 revision , to ' perfection of a faultless picture ' , 6 rules of art not inexorable , 8-9 source of true poetry , 11-12 state of poetry , 10 subjects heroic , 151 ...
... true musical delight ' , 138 versification of Paradise Lost , 138-139 revision , to ' perfection of a faultless picture ' , 6 rules of art not inexorable , 8-9 source of true poetry , 11-12 state of poetry , 10 subjects heroic , 151 ...
Inhoudsopgave
A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
LOVE | 31 |
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