Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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... poems in 1645 confirm the conven- tionality of his earlier Platonism : These vain trophies of my idleness I once set ... poems are taken from the text of H. J. C. Grierson , The Poems of John Milton , except where another source is ...
... poems in 1645 confirm the conven- tionality of his earlier Platonism : These vain trophies of my idleness I once set ... poems are taken from the text of H. J. C. Grierson , The Poems of John Milton , except where another source is ...
Page 137
... poems of Milton than the Ideas themselves . There are references to it in his obituary verses for the Bishop of Winchester ( 41-50 ) , in his Fifth Elegy ( 13-24 ) , On the Nativity ( 147-8 ) , and elsewhere ; the clearest is in lines ...
... poems of Milton than the Ideas themselves . There are references to it in his obituary verses for the Bishop of Winchester ( 41-50 ) , in his Fifth Elegy ( 13-24 ) , On the Nativity ( 147-8 ) , and elsewhere ; the clearest is in lines ...
Page 150
... poems alone , and the early Latin and Italian verse is predomi- nantly concerned with amor and amore . Still , apart from some distinctively Ovidian elegies and sylvae , even in his earliest work Milton takes love to be something more ...
... poems alone , and the early Latin and Italian verse is predomi- nantly concerned with amor and amore . Still , apart from some distinctively Ovidian elegies and sylvae , even in his earliest work Milton takes love to be something more ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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