The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 214
... occasion reassume it : " - " kings who en- deavour to subvert religion , and use their power to the injury of those for whose benefit it was intrusted to them , break the ties between them and their people , and release the latter from ...
... occasion reassume it : " - " kings who en- deavour to subvert religion , and use their power to the injury of those for whose benefit it was intrusted to them , break the ties between them and their people , and release the latter from ...
Page 291
... occasion to remark ; and it may now be necessary only to observe that , if we except the scazons addressed to Salsilli , and the ode to Rouse , in both of which pieces the poet may be regarded as guilty rather of new and unwarrant- able ...
... occasion to remark ; and it may now be necessary only to observe that , if we except the scazons addressed to Salsilli , and the ode to Rouse , in both of which pieces the poet may be regarded as guilty rather of new and unwarrant- able ...
Page 308
... occasion to insert ex- plurima dixit In lævum conversus , at illi dextra jacebat Bellua . Perseverante igitur Miltono totum illud periculosi in Regem amoris crimen Moro impingere , non poterant cæteri perduelles sine magnâ boni patroni ...
... occasion to insert ex- plurima dixit In lævum conversus , at illi dextra jacebat Bellua . Perseverante igitur Miltono totum illud periculosi in Regem amoris crimen Moro impingere , non poterant cæteri perduelles sine magnâ boni patroni ...
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