Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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... argument , often has a bit of commentary attached ; that is , Milton comments not merely on its relevance to the argument , but on the reason- ableness of the position taken by Plato . Most important of all , these citations of Plato as ...
... argument , often has a bit of commentary attached ; that is , Milton comments not merely on its relevance to the argument , but on the reason- ableness of the position taken by Plato . Most important of all , these citations of Plato as ...
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... argument is largely that of Plato . And when we turn to Paradise Regained , where a bolder Sophist than any opponent ... arguments show how much Milton had assimilated from Plato . 17 See in the appended table the note to the reference ...
... argument is largely that of Plato . And when we turn to Paradise Regained , where a bolder Sophist than any opponent ... arguments show how much Milton had assimilated from Plato . 17 See in the appended table the note to the reference ...
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... argument in the Reason of Church - Gov- ernment on the place of the Church and of Churchmen in political life , and later the basis of his arguments on govern- ment , marriage , education , and censorship . The doctrine , that is to say ...
... argument in the Reason of Church - Gov- ernment on the place of the Church and of Churchmen in political life , and later the basis of his arguments on govern- ment , marriage , education , and censorship . The doctrine , that is to say ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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