Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina xiv
... perhaps in part as a self - imposed course of training for the vocation of epic poet , plans for a series of poems on religious themes , plans from which come the Nativity Ode , The Passion , and possibly Upon the Circumcision . We see ...
... perhaps in part as a self - imposed course of training for the vocation of epic poet , plans for a series of poems on religious themes , plans from which come the Nativity Ode , The Passion , and possibly Upon the Circumcision . We see ...
Pagina xxxv
... perhaps , Milton's account of the occasion for the divorce pamphlets . But the care to avoid a direct lie discernible even in these unquestionably misleading passages makes it extremely doubtful that we ought ever to mistrust a direct ...
... perhaps , Milton's account of the occasion for the divorce pamphlets . But the care to avoid a direct lie discernible even in these unquestionably misleading passages makes it extremely doubtful that we ought ever to mistrust a direct ...
Pagina 132
... perhaps , with these weapons ] : but , rolling his flaming eyes , he scatters his shafts , always straight upward , through the heavenly spheres , and never looks with glance askant to ply downward blows . Through such strokes holy ...
... perhaps , with these weapons ] : but , rolling his flaming eyes , he scatters his shafts , always straight upward , through the heavenly spheres , and never looks with glance askant to ply downward blows . Through such strokes holy ...
Inhoudsopgave
BLINDNESS | 94 |
POETIC ASPIRATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS | 107 |
INSPIRATION | 141 |
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