The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes of Various Authors. To which are Added Illustrations, and Some Account of the Life and Writings of Milton, Том 5J. Johnson, 1809 |
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... called in icripture the prince of the power of the air , Eph . ii . 2 ; and evil fpirits are termed the rulers of the darkness of this world , Eph . vi . 12 . Satan here fuinmons a council , and opens it as he did in the Paradife Loft ...
... called in icripture the prince of the power of the air , Eph . ii . 2 ; and evil fpirits are termed the rulers of the darkness of this world , Eph . vi . 12 . Satan here fuinmons a council , and opens it as he did in the Paradife Loft ...
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... Par . Loft , B. iv . 121 . And , in Milton's Profe - Works , flattery is called " that deceitful and clofe - coucht evil . " vol . i . p . 141. ed . 1698. TODD . Ere in the head of nations he appear , 100 C 2 BOOK I. 19 PARADISE REGAINED .
... Par . Loft , B. iv . 121 . And , in Milton's Profe - Works , flattery is called " that deceitful and clofe - coucht evil . " vol . i . p . 141. ed . 1698. TODD . Ere in the head of nations he appear , 100 C 2 BOOK I. 19 PARADISE REGAINED .
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... called " his victorious field . " DUNSTER . } Ver . 131. Thou and all Angels converfant on earth . With man or men's affairs , ] This seems to be taken from the verfes attributed to Orpheus ; " Αγγελοι , οισι μέμηλε βροτοῖς ὡς πάντα ...
... called " his victorious field . " DUNSTER . } Ver . 131. Thou and all Angels converfant on earth . With man or men's affairs , ] This seems to be taken from the verfes attributed to Orpheus ; " Αγγελοι , οισι μέμηλε βροτοῖς ὡς πάντα ...
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... called vigils , as their morning fervice is called matins . NEWTON . The evening fervice in the Roman Catholick churches is called vefpers . There was formerly a nocturnal service called vigils , or nocturns , which was chanted and ...
... called vigils , as their morning fervice is called matins . NEWTON . The evening fervice in the Roman Catholick churches is called vefpers . There was formerly a nocturnal service called vigils , or nocturns , which was chanted and ...
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... called the wilderness of Ziph , and , xxiv . 1. the wilderness of Engaddi . The word in Scripture , which in our verfion is rendered wilderness or de- fart , does not mean a country abfolutely barren or uninhabited , but only ...
... called the wilderness of Ziph , and , xxiv . 1. the wilderness of Engaddi . The word in Scripture , which in our verfion is rendered wilderness or de- fart , does not mean a country abfolutely barren or uninhabited , but only ...
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