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... in their matter most an end faulty: But those frequent songs throughout the law and prophets beyond all these, not in their divine argument alone, but in the very Much as the Renaissance Italian critic Minturno did (Minturno 1559:.
... in their matter most an end faulty: But those frequent songs throughout the law and prophets beyond all these, not in their divine argument alone, but in the very Much as the Renaissance Italian critic Minturno did (Minturno 1559:.
Pagina 24
Rather different is the invocation by which Milton girds the bardic loins to narrate the Fall itself: sad task, yet argument Not less but more heroic than the wrath Of stern Achilles on his foe pursued 15 Thrice fugitive about Troy wall ...
Rather different is the invocation by which Milton girds the bardic loins to narrate the Fall itself: sad task, yet argument Not less but more heroic than the wrath Of stern Achilles on his foe pursued 15 Thrice fugitive about Troy wall ...
Pagina 25
Me of these Nor skilled nor studious, higher argument Remains, (PL IX. 27±43) The main thrust is certainly to propose that a Christian fortitude is `better' than the ancient, martial varieties. But the proposal comes in the course of an ...
Me of these Nor skilled nor studious, higher argument Remains, (PL IX. 27±43) The main thrust is certainly to propose that a Christian fortitude is `better' than the ancient, martial varieties. But the proposal comes in the course of an ...
Pagina 28
Such an interpretation is that of J. Martin Evans, done in terms of the whole argument of the poem, as it absorbs or inverts or extends several eclogues, ...
Such an interpretation is that of J. Martin Evans, done in terms of the whole argument of the poem, as it absorbs or inverts or extends several eclogues, ...
Pagina 32
Nor should we think it weak to follow up sacred with secular; for Milton makes the argument a fortiori: this must be true for Christians, since even the pagans knew it. He is using the dialectic he has ...
Nor should we think it weak to follow up sacred with secular; for Milton makes the argument a fortiori: this must be true for Christians, since even the pagans knew it. He is using the dialectic he has ...
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PART II Politics and Religion | 107 |
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Consolidated Bibliography | 499 |
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