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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... particularly distinguishes from the great and diffuse epic , of which kind are the great poems of Homer and Virgil , and his own Paradise Lost . In the introduction to the second book of his Reason of Church - Government , he says ...
... particularly distinguishes from the great and diffuse epic , of which kind are the great poems of Homer and Virgil , and his own Paradise Lost . In the introduction to the second book of his Reason of Church - Government , he says ...
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... particularly employed in the em- bassies and transactions relating to the Gospel . Gabriel was sent to inform Daniel of the famous prophecy of the seventy weeks ; Gabriel notified the conceptio of John the Baptist to his father 125 ...
... particularly employed in the em- bassies and transactions relating to the Gospel . Gabriel was sent to inform Daniel of the famous prophecy of the seventy weeks ; Gabriel notified the conceptio of John the Baptist to his father 125 ...
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... particularly of the aqueduct begun by Caius Cæsar , and finished by Claudius , as far ex- ceeding all that had ever been before it in every respect . L. xxxvi . C. 15. The expence he says was " sestertium ter millies , " equal to about ...
... particularly of the aqueduct begun by Caius Cæsar , and finished by Claudius , as far ex- ceeding all that had ever been before it in every respect . L. xxxvi . C. 15. The expence he says was " sestertium ter millies , " equal to about ...
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