Milton's Paradise Lost: Books I and IID.C. Heath & Company, 1900 - 270 من الصفحات |
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... persons of distinguished attainment , indulging his taste for literature , and collecting a library for future reading and study . During this time he visited Florence and Naples . At Florence , where he spent four months , he visited ...
... persons of distinguished attainment , indulging his taste for literature , and collecting a library for future reading and study . During this time he visited Florence and Naples . At Florence , where he spent four months , he visited ...
الصفحة 13
... person of the highest quality of poetic genius , the most exalted personal character , and the most unremitting industry , all devoted through a period of more than sixty years to the accomplishment of a single purpose . In this state ...
... person of the highest quality of poetic genius , the most exalted personal character , and the most unremitting industry , all devoted through a period of more than sixty years to the accomplishment of a single purpose . In this state ...
الصفحة 47
... person thus endowed . In modern English , the title laureate implies supremacy in poetic creation . As a technical term in Great Britain , it means a poet appointed by the state to commemorate events of importance to the nation . 41 ...
... person thus endowed . In modern English , the title laureate implies supremacy in poetic creation . As a technical term in Great Britain , it means a poet appointed by the state to commemorate events of importance to the nation . 41 ...
الصفحة 63
... Eos , goddess of the rosy dawn . It is not without reason that Milton assigns to his sister Hemera the same dusky charms of person . becomes thenceforth the principal figure in the legend ( see SEVENTEENTH - CENTURY IDEAS . 63.
... Eos , goddess of the rosy dawn . It is not without reason that Milton assigns to his sister Hemera the same dusky charms of person . becomes thenceforth the principal figure in the legend ( see SEVENTEENTH - CENTURY IDEAS . 63.
الصفحة 70
... person and object there . Milton accounts for this by borrowing from the Greek scientists their conception of the " ether " ( see 5 ) , and assumes that all heavenly beings are composed of this substance purer than fire and shed- ding ...
... person and object there . Milton accounts for this by borrowing from the Greek scientists their conception of the " ether " ( see 5 ) , and assumes that all heavenly beings are composed of this substance purer than fire and shed- ding ...
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Abyss adorn Æneid ancient angels Aonia Apollo appear ARGOB arms beautiful Belial body burning lake called Chaos character Charybdis Colchis conceived constellation darkness death deep deities divine dread earth Egypt employed epic eternal expression fate fell fiery fire fixed stars force glory goddess gods gold Greece Greek Greek mythology Hades hath head Heaven heavenly Hell Hercules highth immortal infernal Jehovah Jove king land legend light lines literature Milton mind monarch monster moon mortal motion Mount musical myth nature night Note nymph o'er Ophiuchus pain Paradise Lost passage planets poem poets Ptolemaic system punishment race region reign revenge round Satan Saturn Scylla seat serpent space speech spheres Spirits stood stream substance SYMPLEGADES Tartarus temple Thammuz thee thence things thou thought throne Uranus valley of Hinnom Venus wandering whence winds wings word worship