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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Page 66
... written a Greek ode the week before , " the first and only thing " to be composed in that language " since I left your school . " He employs himself more willingly , he tells his friend , in Latin and English , since whoever spends ...
... written a Greek ode the week before , " the first and only thing " to be composed in that language " since I left your school . " He employs himself more willingly , he tells his friend , in Latin and English , since whoever spends ...
Page 87
... written many years later to Carlo Dati he asks indulgence for " speaking of your religion in our peculiar way . " Dati himself mentions the difference between them . That the religious issue was not a barrier to free intercourse , even ...
... written many years later to Carlo Dati he asks indulgence for " speaking of your religion in our peculiar way . " Dati himself mentions the difference between them . That the religious issue was not a barrier to free intercourse , even ...
Page 91
... written most plausibly by Thomas Young , informing him of the negotiations which preceded the first military expedition of the spring of 1639 and indicating that a crisis in the affairs of the English Church itself was near at hand . It ...
... written most plausibly by Thomas Young , informing him of the negotiations which preceded the first military expedition of the spring of 1639 and indicating that a crisis in the affairs of the English Church itself was near at hand . It ...
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