Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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... writings hath obtained the surname of Divine , be esteemed , as they are by that detractor in Athenaeus , no better than mimes . Because there is scarce one of them , especially wherein some notable Sophister lies sweating and ...
... writings hath obtained the surname of Divine , be esteemed , as they are by that detractor in Athenaeus , no better than mimes . Because there is scarce one of them , especially wherein some notable Sophister lies sweating and ...
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Irene Samuel. reinforced by the writings of Xenophon , represents an im- portant element in Milton's thought ; and not ... writings an equally high compliment . The question to which part of Plato's writing he gave this praise must be ...
Irene Samuel. reinforced by the writings of Xenophon , represents an im- portant element in Milton's thought ; and not ... writings an equally high compliment . The question to which part of Plato's writing he gave this praise must be ...
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... writings commonly ascribed to Plato . One further question remains : granted that Milton was deeply impressed by Platonic doctrine some time before 1642 , how permanent was the impression ? We may con- tinue through his writings , no ...
... writings commonly ascribed to Plato . One further question remains : granted that Milton was deeply impressed by Platonic doctrine some time before 1642 , how permanent was the impression ? We may con- tinue through his writings , no ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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