John Milton, EnglishmanGollancz, 1950 - 314 pages |
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Page 173
... represents , indeed , the beginning of a new cycle of self - exalta- tion , which has followed as a natural reaction ... representing a new development in his self - dramatisation , is what he says of his blindness . I have already ...
... represents , indeed , the beginning of a new cycle of self - exalta- tion , which has followed as a natural reaction ... representing a new development in his self - dramatisation , is what he says of his blindness . I have already ...
Page 229
... represents the power of reason and restraint against the chaos of passion represented by Satan and the sinning Adam . He is the instrument by which Milton judges and rebukes the upsurging of his instincts . He is the theological ...
... represents the power of reason and restraint against the chaos of passion represented by Satan and the sinning Adam . He is the instrument by which Milton judges and rebukes the upsurging of his instincts . He is the theological ...
Page 238
... represents Milton's means of escape from the dangers which lay for him in the undisciplined will to power and which ... represented in the dialogue as silenced " by the guilt of his own sin . " Such a judgment on Satanic glory is , of ...
... represents Milton's means of escape from the dangers which lay for him in the undisciplined will to power and which ... represented in the dialogue as silenced " by the guilt of his own sin . " Such a judgment on Satanic glory is , of ...
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