The Poetical Works of John MiltonJ. R. Osgood, 1874 |
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... supposed to bring stormy weather at his rising and setting . Thus , as noted by Mr. Browne , Horace ( Od . i . 28 , 21-22 ) : - " Me quoque , devexi rapidus comes Orionis , Illyricis Notus obruit undis . " And again ( iii . 27 , 17-18 ) ...
... supposed to bring stormy weather at his rising and setting . Thus , as noted by Mr. Browne , Horace ( Od . i . 28 , 21-22 ) : - " Me quoque , devexi rapidus comes Orionis , Illyricis Notus obruit undis . " And again ( iii . 27 , 17-18 ) ...
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... supposed to mean the place of timbrels . " The word " Gehenna , " now " " the type of Hell , " or a synonym for Hell , is borrowed from the name of this valley , which , originally the most beautiful valley about Jerusalem , and ...
... supposed to mean the place of timbrels . " The word " Gehenna , " now " " the type of Hell , " or a synonym for Hell , is borrowed from the name of this valley , which , originally the most beautiful valley about Jerusalem , and ...
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... supposed to be identical with Baal- Peor , which is a name of associations like those with Priapus . ' Asphaltic Pool " is the Dead Sea . 66 The 419-437 . " With these came they who , " & c . Here , after Moloch and Chemos , are ...
... supposed to be identical with Baal- Peor , which is a name of associations like those with Priapus . ' Asphaltic Pool " is the Dead Sea . 66 The 419-437 . " With these came they who , " & c . Here , after Moloch and Chemos , are ...
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... supposed even to inhabit or protect living animals - oxen , calves , tams , & c . Hence the phrases " wandering gods " and " bleating gods . " " Borrowed gold " It is with the gold borrowed from the Egyptians ( Exod . xii . 35 ) that ...
... supposed even to inhabit or protect living animals - oxen , calves , tams , & c . Hence the phrases " wandering gods " and " bleating gods . " " Borrowed gold " It is with the gold borrowed from the Egyptians ( Exod . xii . 35 ) that ...
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... supposed centre of the Universe , was frequently called " the centre " par excellence . Thus Shakespeare ( Troil . and Cres . I. iii . ) : . " The heavens themselves , the planets , and this centre , Observe degree , priority , and ...
... supposed centre of the Universe , was frequently called " the centre " par excellence . Thus Shakespeare ( Troil . and Cres . I. iii . ) : . " The heavens themselves , the planets , and this centre , Observe degree , priority , and ...
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