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Page 11
... divine volumes ' have supplied him with matter for work yet unborn . And now , be it noted , the epithet ' divine ' is no longer merely conventional , but granted by a disciple to the ' abstracted sublimities ' into which he has himself ...
... divine volumes ' have supplied him with matter for work yet unborn . And now , be it noted , the epithet ' divine ' is no longer merely conventional , but granted by a disciple to the ' abstracted sublimities ' into which he has himself ...
Page 48
... divine . What ardent maker of verses will deny the compliment ? To Mil- ton , fresh from rereading Phaedrus , the language of divine inspiration was highly acceptable . Thus he writes to his close friend Diodati in the letter previously ...
... divine . What ardent maker of verses will deny the compliment ? To Mil- ton , fresh from rereading Phaedrus , the language of divine inspiration was highly acceptable . Thus he writes to his close friend Diodati in the letter previously ...
Page 126
... divine life here , and of perfect happiness hereafter , consisteth in nothing but mere obedi- ence to the Divine will . Happiness is that inward sweet delight that will arise from the harmonious agreement between our wills and God's ...
... divine life here , and of perfect happiness hereafter , consisteth in nothing but mere obedi- ence to the Divine will . Happiness is that inward sweet delight that will arise from the harmonious agreement between our wills and God's ...
Contents
MILTON AS A STUDENT OF PLATO | 3 |
ACADEMICS OLD AND NEW | 27 |
HIMSELF A TRUE POEM | 45 |
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