Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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... Areopagitica ( 4. 299 ) ; otherwise Milton does not mention the pre - Socratic philosophers . * Of Ed . ( 4. 285 ) . Cf. Republic 10. 599 and Timaeus 20. For other references to Lycurgus and Solon in Plato , see Phaedrus 258 , 278 , and ...
... Areopagitica ( 4. 299 ) ; otherwise Milton does not mention the pre - Socratic philosophers . * Of Ed . ( 4. 285 ) . Cf. Republic 10. 599 and Timaeus 20. For other references to Lycurgus and Solon in Plato , see Phaedrus 258 , 278 , and ...
Page 58
... Areopagitica . Here , in the Reason of Church - Government , Milton has applied the declaration of Plato , that persuasion is superior to force , more thoroughly than Plato himself ever attempted to do . Not by force of censorship , but ...
... Areopagitica . Here , in the Reason of Church - Government , Milton has applied the declaration of Plato , that persuasion is superior to force , more thoroughly than Plato himself ever attempted to do . Not by force of censorship , but ...
Page 61
... Areopagitica . In the Apology for Smectym- nuus he had praised that grave and noble invention which the greatest and sublimest wits in sundry ages , Plato in Critias , and our own two famous countrymen , the one in his Utopia , the ...
... Areopagitica . In the Apology for Smectym- nuus he had praised that grave and noble invention which the greatest and sublimest wits in sundry ages , Plato in Critias , and our own two famous countrymen , the one in his Utopia , the ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
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