Milton's Paradise Regained; Two Eighteenth-century CritiquesScholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, 1971 - 310 pages Two seminal reviews emphasizing design & the need for new perspectives. |
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Page 198
... give it thee . Aim therefore at no less than all the world ; Aim at the highest : without the highest attain'd ... give it thee . ] All this power will I give thee , and the glory of them ; FOR THAT IS DELIVERED UNTO ME , AND TO ...
... give it thee . Aim therefore at no less than all the world ; Aim at the highest : without the highest attain'd ... give it thee . ] All this power will I give thee , and the glory of them ; FOR THAT IS DELIVERED UNTO ME , AND TO ...
Page 232
... give none ; Rather accuse him under usual names , Vain boasts relate to the Stoical paradoxes ; and subtle shifts to their dialectic , which this sect so much cultivated , that they were known equally by the name of Diale & icians and ...
... give none ; Rather accuse him under usual names , Vain boasts relate to the Stoical paradoxes ; and subtle shifts to their dialectic , which this sect so much cultivated , that they were known equally by the name of Diale & icians and ...
Page 256
... give command Concerning thee to his Angels , in their hands They shall lift thee , lest at any time up Thou chance to dash thy foot against a stone . " To whom thus Jesus : Also it is written , " Tempt not the Lord thy God . " been ...
... give command Concerning thee to his Angels , in their hands They shall lift thee , lest at any time up Thou chance to dash thy foot against a stone . " To whom thus Jesus : Also it is written , " Tempt not the Lord thy God . " been ...
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adds admiration Alluding ancient Angels appears Assyria beautiful beginning Book called character Cicero cited considered describes divine earth effect expression fair fall father frequently give given glory Greek hand hath Heaven human Italy Jesus John kind king kingdom Latin learned less light lines living Lord manner means mentioned Milton mind morning Mount mountain nature Newton night notices observes once PARADISE LOST Paradise Regained Parthian particularly passage persons poem poet quod refers reign respect river Roman Rome Satan Saviour says scene Scripture seems sense shades shews side speaking speech Spirit stood supposed temptation Tempter thee things thou thought throne Thyer true unto verse Virgil virtue wilderness writers