Milton in Italy: Contexts, Images, ContradictionsMario A. Di Cesare Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies, 1991 - 592 من الصفحات |
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... human intellect is radically inadequate with regard to its understanding of " the multitude of intelligibles " ( what he refers to as extensive understanding ) , in certain respects it can be thought to grasp a proposition with the ...
... human intellect is radically inadequate with regard to its understanding of " the multitude of intelligibles " ( what he refers to as extensive understanding ) , in certain respects it can be thought to grasp a proposition with the ...
الصفحة 201
... human figures , leaving out both the Creator and the rest of the creation ; if other species are included they are usually emblems of the human passions thought responsible for the Fall , rather than fellow inhabitants of a diverse and ...
... human figures , leaving out both the Creator and the rest of the creation ; if other species are included they are usually emblems of the human passions thought responsible for the Fall , rather than fellow inhabitants of a diverse and ...
الصفحة 408
... human wisdom in the central lines . Practical knowledge , " uman saper " ( " human wisdom " ) , in line 4 yields to divine wisdom in the ensuing fifth line of the ottava : " savio chiunque a Dio sempre si volse " ( " wise is whoever has ...
... human wisdom in the central lines . Practical knowledge , " uman saper " ( " human wisdom " ) , in line 4 yields to divine wisdom in the ensuing fifth line of the ottava : " savio chiunque a Dio sempre si volse " ( " wise is whoever has ...
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Miltons Second | 29 |
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