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Page 106
... purpose whatsoever . ( Tillyard , p . 68. ) The word by which Milton expresses his contempt of false learning is ' sophistry . ' It is Plato's word , and we know from the Reason of Church - Government ( 3.202 ) , and from the Apology ...
... purpose whatsoever . ( Tillyard , p . 68. ) The word by which Milton expresses his contempt of false learning is ' sophistry . ' It is Plato's word , and we know from the Reason of Church - Government ( 3.202 ) , and from the Apology ...
Page 107
... Church - Government he finally declares that the ' thorny lectures of monkish and miserable sophistry [ have ] ... Reason of Church - Government will suffice : How happy were it for this frail and , as 107 THE GOOD LIFE : KNOWLEDGE.
... Church - Government he finally declares that the ' thorny lectures of monkish and miserable sophistry [ have ] ... Reason of Church - Government will suffice : How happy were it for this frail and , as 107 THE GOOD LIFE : KNOWLEDGE.
Page 177
... Church - Government , see Reason of Church - Government . Chrysippus 33 Cicero 20 , 25 , 28 , 31-2 , 35 , 36 , 91 City of God , see De Civitate Dei . Clarendon Press ix Clarke , John 6 Clement 38 Clitophon of Plato 17 Coleridge 10 ...
... Church - Government , see Reason of Church - Government . Chrysippus 33 Cicero 20 , 25 , 28 , 31-2 , 35 , 36 , 91 City of God , see De Civitate Dei . Clarendon Press ix Clarke , John 6 Clement 38 Clitophon of Plato 17 Coleridge 10 ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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