Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 63
... friends in Florence , to whose opinions I attach very much value . The part of the poems which is in Latin I will send shortly , since you wish it ; and I would have done so spontaneously long ago , but that , on account of the rather ...
... friends in Florence , to whose opinions I attach very much value . The part of the poems which is in Latin I will send shortly , since you wish it ; and I would have done so spontaneously long ago , but that , on account of the rather ...
Pagina 291
... Friends ( See also Fellow students . ) Aizema , Leo Van , letter to , 240- 241 Arnold , Christopher , 64 h.30 , 64 Barberini , Francesco , Cardinal , 56 , 57-58 Friends - Continued Bigot , Emeric , letter to , 270- 272 Bonmattei ...
... Friends ( See also Fellow students . ) Aizema , Leo Van , letter to , 240- 241 Arnold , Christopher , 64 h.30 , 64 Barberini , Francesco , Cardinal , 56 , 57-58 Friends - Continued Bigot , Emeric , letter to , 270- 272 Bonmattei ...
Pagina 292
... friends , 62 Young , 40-41 Friendship bases for , 124-126 Platonic , 125 with Diodati , 60 with Jones , 256 with Spanheim , 269–270 cheerful and agreeable disposition necessary , 48 private , second to public duty , 156 pursuits of ...
... friends , 62 Young , 40-41 Friendship bases for , 124-126 Platonic , 125 with Diodati , 60 with Jones , 256 with Spanheim , 269–270 cheerful and agreeable disposition necessary , 48 private , second to public duty , 156 pursuits of ...
Inhoudsopgave
BLINDNESS | 94 |
POETIC ASPIRATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS | 107 |
INSPIRATION | 141 |
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