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Before he left Geneva and perhaps at some earlier point in his journey , Milton must have learned of the death of Charles Diodati in late August , 1638. The Latin pastoral , “ Epitaphium Damonis , ” which he wrote in commemoration of ...
Before he left Geneva and perhaps at some earlier point in his journey , Milton must have learned of the death of Charles Diodati in late August , 1638. The Latin pastoral , “ Epitaphium Damonis , ” which he wrote in commemoration of ...
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Satan , whose fall from Heaven , a deadlier bruise , Disabled not to give thee thy death's wound ; Which he , who comes thy Saviour , shall recure , Not by destroying Satan , but his works In thee and in thy seed : nor can this be But ...
Satan , whose fall from Heaven , a deadlier bruise , Disabled not to give thee thy death's wound ; Which he , who comes thy Saviour , shall recure , Not by destroying Satan , but his works In thee and in thy seed : nor can this be But ...
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... none of the daughters was in Milton's household after 1670. She may , however , have remained longer than the others under his roof . We know only that she was in Ireland at the time of his death , in the capacity of a companion to ...
... none of the daughters was in Milton's household after 1670. She may , however , have remained longer than the others under his roof . We know only that she was in Ireland at the time of his death , in the capacity of a companion to ...
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| Title | John Milton, Englishman |
| Author | James Holly Hanford |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Gollancz, 1950 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2005 |
| Length | 314 pages |
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