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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... describes the Temp- tation . But to this poem the Paradife Regained owes little obligation . Perhaps the Italian Mufe might afford a hint . In the following facred poem , confifting of ten books , " La Hu- manita del Figlivolo di Dio ...
... describes the Temp- tation . But to this poem the Paradife Regained owes little obligation . Perhaps the Italian Mufe might afford a hint . In the following facred poem , confifting of ten books , " La Hu- manita del Figlivolo di Dio ...
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... describes , is not a Garden , either ancient or modern . It is in fact a Country in its natural , unornamented state , only rendered beautiful , and , ( which is more effential to happinefs in a hot climate , ) at all times perfectly ...
... describes , is not a Garden , either ancient or modern . It is in fact a Country in its natural , unornamented state , only rendered beautiful , and , ( which is more effential to happinefs in a hot climate , ) at all times perfectly ...
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... describes these two rivers , after having encircled Mefopotamia , joining their streams near Babylon , and flowing into the Perfian Gulph , L. xi . p . 521. DUNSTER . Milton here adorns his geographical exactness with a phrase from his ...
... describes these two rivers , after having encircled Mefopotamia , joining their streams near Babylon , and flowing into the Perfian Gulph , L. xi . p . 521. DUNSTER . Milton here adorns his geographical exactness with a phrase from his ...
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... describes him , L. 36 , " omifsâ omnium rerum curâ , in conviviis et vinum fequentibus voluptatibus , ac deinde , ex fatigatione magis quam fatietate carum , in fomno . " Before this he had however ceded Parthia and Hyrcania to Arfaces ...
... describes him , L. 36 , " omifsâ omnium rerum curâ , in conviviis et vinum fequentibus voluptatibus , ac deinde , ex fatigatione magis quam fatietate carum , in fomno . " Before this he had however ceded Parthia and Hyrcania to Arfaces ...
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... describing : moft all his examples from Euripides . The abundance of moral precepts introduced by the Greek tragick poets in their pieces , and the delight with which they were received , are admirably accounted for by an eminent and ...
... describing : moft all his examples from Euripides . The abundance of moral precepts introduced by the Greek tragick poets in their pieces , and the delight with which they were received , are admirably accounted for by an eminent and ...
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