Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksCohen & West, 1966 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina 28
... less surprising than Milton's willingness to let so bad a portrait appear . The engraver , we may be sure , if he engraved the epigram as well as the portrait , read no Greek . THIS likeness you would perchance say had been graven by an ...
... less surprising than Milton's willingness to let so bad a portrait appear . The engraver , we may be sure , if he engraved the epigram as well as the portrait , read no Greek . THIS likeness you would perchance say had been graven by an ...
Pagina 34
... less potent by your fires than by your darts . Your altars shall smoke with my gifts , you shall be for me very god , god supreme among the powers above . Take away , at last , my frenzies - no , take them not away . I know not why ...
... less potent by your fires than by your darts . Your altars shall smoke with my gifts , you shall be for me very god , god supreme among the powers above . Take away , at last , my frenzies - no , take them not away . I know not why ...
Pagina 102
... less useful , they think it ought to be done with no less benignity — indeed , with the same honour , as if like the Athenians in ancient times they had decreed a maintenance for me in the Prytaneum . Thus , while I can derive ...
... less useful , they think it ought to be done with no less benignity — indeed , with the same honour , as if like the Athenians in ancient times they had decreed a maintenance for me in the Prytaneum . Thus , while I can derive ...
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