Milton Criticism: Selections from Four CenturiesJames Thorpe Rinehart, 1950 - 376 pages |
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... Divine Son had spoken of him to the Father in the Paradise Lost : To whom the Son with calm aspect and clear Lightning divine , ineffable , serene , Made answer . To whom thus Jesus : Also it is written Tempt not the Lord thy God ; he ...
... Divine Son had spoken of him to the Father in the Paradise Lost : To whom the Son with calm aspect and clear Lightning divine , ineffable , serene , Made answer . To whom thus Jesus : Also it is written Tempt not the Lord thy God ; he ...
Page 294
... divine order with a divine purpose , and man was made in the image of God , with a spark of divine reason and divine will . We may notice here a parallel case in Paradise Regained . Many readers , knowing Milton's lifelong devotion and ...
... divine order with a divine purpose , and man was made in the image of God , with a spark of divine reason and divine will . We may notice here a parallel case in Paradise Regained . Many readers , knowing Milton's lifelong devotion and ...
Page 297
... divine life . The Arian or anti - Trinitarian view of the inferiority of Christ and the Holy Spirit to the Father , while clearly set forth in the treatise , is less distinct and obvious in the poem ( which did not disturb generations ...
... divine life . The Arian or anti - Trinitarian view of the inferiority of Christ and the Holy Spirit to the Father , while clearly set forth in the treatise , is less distinct and obvious in the poem ( which did not disturb generations ...
Contents
Preface | 3 |
Joseph Addison SIX Spectator PAPERS ON Paradise Lost | 23 |
Jonathan Richardson EXPLANATORY NOTES AND REMARKS | 54 |
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