Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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... authority indeed , ' though ' least of all for his Commonwealth , in the book of his Laws ' ( 4. 316 ) . Since Milton elsewhere often uses the authority of that very work to support his own arguments , we may suppose that not the Laws ...
... authority indeed , ' though ' least of all for his Commonwealth , in the book of his Laws ' ( 4. 316 ) . Since Milton elsewhere often uses the authority of that very work to support his own arguments , we may suppose that not the Laws ...
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... authority early and late . Once while still at Cambridge , he took issue with his ' chief instructor ' for disagreeing with Pythagoras and Plato on the music of the spheres , and called him their ' aemulus et perpetuus Calumniator ...
... authority early and late . Once while still at Cambridge , he took issue with his ' chief instructor ' for disagreeing with Pythagoras and Plato on the music of the spheres , and called him their ' aemulus et perpetuus Calumniator ...
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Irene Samuel. doctrines.10 Milton took Philo as an authority , or at least recognized his repute with the age , for he justifies an argu- ment in his first Defensio thus : Another solid authority , Josephus ' contemporary Philo Judaeus ...
Irene Samuel. doctrines.10 Milton took Philo as an authority , or at least recognized his repute with the age , for he justifies an argu- ment in his first Defensio thus : Another solid authority , Josephus ' contemporary Philo Judaeus ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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