Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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Page 54
... praise and prayer commingled ; and , after the gods , there should be offered prayers and praises in like manner to the demigods and heroes , as severally befits them . . . . Thereafter we may at once proceed without demur to the ...
... praise and prayer commingled ; and , after the gods , there should be offered prayers and praises in like manner to the demigods and heroes , as severally befits them . . . . Thereafter we may at once proceed without demur to the ...
Page 55
... praises of the gods , Milton makes only the change required by monotheism ; for ( 2 ) the pagan demi- gods and heroes to whom prayers and praises are to be addressed , Milton substitutes Christian saints and martyrs ; ( 3 ) the private ...
... praises of the gods , Milton makes only the change required by monotheism ; for ( 2 ) the pagan demi- gods and heroes to whom prayers and praises are to be addressed , Milton substitutes Christian saints and martyrs ; ( 3 ) the private ...
Page 90
... praise is an infirmity , though the last since least erroneous : the φιλότιμος is just below the φιλόσοφος , since the nobler mind is naturally more susceptible to the error nearest the true way . ( Cf. Phaedrus 256 and Republic 6. 491 ...
... praise is an infirmity , though the last since least erroneous : the φιλότιμος is just below the φιλόσοφος , since the nobler mind is naturally more susceptible to the error nearest the true way . ( Cf. Phaedrus 256 and Republic 6. 491 ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
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