Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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... Downham marks the place in the work of George Downham , Rami Dialecticae Libri Duo cum Commentariis ( London , 1669 ) , which is the source of Milton's reference . Milton , of course , used an earlier edition of Downham's commentary ...
... Downham marks the place in the work of George Downham , Rami Dialecticae Libri Duo cum Commentariis ( London , 1669 ) , which is the source of Milton's reference . Milton , of course , used an earlier edition of Downham's commentary ...
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... Downham had simply said , ' Atque hanc distributionem Plato videtur primus attigisse . ' 7 Milton's translator in the Columbia edition , Allan H. Gilbert , here makes a serious mistake . Quoting Downham , Milton writes : ' Hoc argumento ...
... Downham had simply said , ' Atque hanc distributionem Plato videtur primus attigisse . ' 7 Milton's translator in the Columbia edition , Allan H. Gilbert , here makes a serious mistake . Quoting Downham , Milton writes : ' Hoc argumento ...
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Irene Samuel. George Downham's commentary on the logical works of Peter Ramus . Now usually he kept very close to his origi- nal ; but here Downham had written : Doctrina Platonis et doctrina Socratis non possunt in quanti- tate ...
Irene Samuel. George Downham's commentary on the logical works of Peter Ramus . Now usually he kept very close to his origi- nal ; but here Downham had written : Doctrina Platonis et doctrina Socratis non possunt in quanti- tate ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
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