Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 57
... matter . In that library , I am told , nothing can be copied unless by leave first obtained ; it is not permitted even to bring a pen to the tables . But they tell me that Giovanni Battista Doni 21 is now in Rome ; having been called to ...
... matter . In that library , I am told , nothing can be copied unless by leave first obtained ; it is not permitted even to bring a pen to the tables . But they tell me that Giovanni Battista Doni 21 is now in Rome ; having been called to ...
Pagina 188
... matter of belief and what only matter of opinion . It was also a great solace to me to have compiled , by God's assistance , a precious aid for my faith - or rather to have laid up for myself a treasure which would be a provision for my ...
... matter of belief and what only matter of opinion . It was also a great solace to me to have compiled , by God's assistance , a precious aid for my faith - or rather to have laid up for myself a treasure which would be a provision for my ...
Pagina 217
... matter , and that you , as it respected people at a distance and those to whom you were unknown , would by this ... matters of religion he is learnedest who is plainest . The brevity I use , not ex- ceeding a small manual , will not ...
... matter , and that you , as it respected people at a distance and those to whom you were unknown , would by this ... matters of religion he is learnedest who is plainest . The brevity I use , not ex- ceeding a small manual , will not ...
Inhoudsopgave
A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
16081654 | 14 |
PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
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