John Milton, EnglishmanChrist among the doctors - Academic exercise - Pastoral interlude - Italian journey - Paradise sort - Deeds above heroic - Heavenly muse - Milton Agonistes - Fair dismission___ |
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... poet friend an account of the holiday revelry in which he has been engaged , complaining that these distractions have left no room for poetry . Milton replies with a distinction between the two kinds of poetry , light elegy which he has ...
... poet friend an account of the holiday revelry in which he has been engaged , complaining that these distractions have left no room for poetry . Milton replies with a distinction between the two kinds of poetry , light elegy which he has ...
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James Holly Hanford. Latin and Tuscan poetry . The program began with a dubbio or problem proposed by the regent ... poet's friendship for him was warmly returned is shown by their later correspondence . A further evidence of Dati's ...
James Holly Hanford. Latin and Tuscan poetry . The program began with a dubbio or problem proposed by the regent ... poet's friendship for him was warmly returned is shown by their later correspondence . A further evidence of Dati's ...
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... poet himself would have accepted this , of course , but it was not exactly what he meant . It required a riper romanticism to emphasize the essential qualities of imagination and emotion in his poetry . The new interest in nature and ...
... poet himself would have accepted this , of course , but it was not exactly what he meant . It required a riper romanticism to emphasize the essential qualities of imagination and emotion in his poetry . The new interest in nature and ...
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