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Salmasium SI 82 82 82 84 87 94 98 98 NOTES TO PARADISE LOST :PAGE
Preface ...
... Poetam Romanum , ćgrotantem Mansus Epitaphium Damonis . Ad Joannem
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Salmasium SI 82 82 82 84 87 94 98 98 NOTES TO PARADISE LOST :PAGE
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NOTES TO PARADISE LOST :PAGE Preface to the Notes IOI Notes to
Preliminary Matter ( I. Commendatory Verses ; II . Author's Preface concerning the
Verse ) 107 114 133 151 166 184 201 . Notes to Book I. Book II . Book III . Book
IV .
NOTES TO PARADISE LOST :PAGE Preface to the Notes IOI Notes to
Preliminary Matter ( I. Commendatory Verses ; II . Author's Preface concerning the
Verse ) 107 114 133 151 166 184 201 . Notes to Book I. Book II . Book III . Book
IV .
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The chief commentators and annotators on Paradise Lost have been mentioned
in our Introduction to the Poem ; but it may be well here to present a conspectus
of them :1695. P. H. PilotoLÝTNS : i.e. PATRICK HUME ( see Introd . p . 21 ) .
The chief commentators and annotators on Paradise Lost have been mentioned
in our Introduction to the Poem ; but it may be well here to present a conspectus
of them :1695. P. H. PilotoLÝTNS : i.e. PATRICK HUME ( see Introd . p . 21 ) .
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JAMES BUCHANAN , in The First Six Books of Paradise Lost , rendered into
Grammatical Construction , C. , with Notes . This publication was posthumous ;
and I have not seen a copy . 1788. DR . JOHN GILLIES ( see Introd . p . 34 ) .
1792-3 .
JAMES BUCHANAN , in The First Six Books of Paradise Lost , rendered into
Grammatical Construction , C. , with Notes . This publication was posthumous ;
and I have not seen a copy . 1788. DR . JOHN GILLIES ( see Introd . p . 34 ) .
1792-3 .
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from many quarters . With reference to Paradise Lost , he mentions particularly
his obligations to a stock of MS . notes by DUNSTER ( see Introd . p . 39 ) , and to
similar MS . notes by JOHN Bowle , the editor of Cervantes ( 1725-1788 ) , and ...
from many quarters . With reference to Paradise Lost , he mentions particularly
his obligations to a stock of MS . notes by DUNSTER ( see Introd . p . 39 ) , and to
similar MS . notes by JOHN Bowle , the editor of Cervantes ( 1725-1788 ) , and ...
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| Title | The Poetical Works of John Milton |
| Author | John Mitford |
| Editors | John Mitford, David Masson |
| Publisher | J. R. Osgood, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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