Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1947 - 182 pages |
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... Augustine was especially popular ; he presented a doctrine convenient to oppose to the Thomism dominant in the Roman ... Augustine's scale of being , or the successive emanations which descend like a ladder 10 See , for example ...
... Augustine was especially popular ; he presented a doctrine convenient to oppose to the Thomism dominant in the Roman ... Augustine's scale of being , or the successive emanations which descend like a ladder 10 See , for example ...
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... Augustine and such Augustinian scholastics as Scotus Erigena also help to explain Milton's use of the cosmologi- cal and eschatological myths of Plato , although they took the myths from Neoplatonists and he directly from Plato . The ...
... Augustine and such Augustinian scholastics as Scotus Erigena also help to explain Milton's use of the cosmologi- cal and eschatological myths of Plato , although they took the myths from Neoplatonists and he directly from Plato . The ...
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... Augustine's theory that God himself imparts knowledge of the eternal Ideas to the human mind . ( See , for example , De Civitate Dei 11. 10 , F - G , I ; and De Diversis Quaestionibus 46 , entitled De Ideis . ) In- deed , it is partly ...
... Augustine's theory that God himself imparts knowledge of the eternal Ideas to the human mind . ( See , for example , De Civitate Dei 11. 10 , F - G , I ; and De Diversis Quaestionibus 46 , entitled De Ideis . ) In- deed , it is partly ...
Contents
MILTON AS A STUDENT OF PLATO | 3 |
ACADEMICS OLD AND NEW | 27 |
HIMSELF A TRUE POEM | 45 |
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