The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 258
... testimony of his other works , 28 In the following passages may be distinguished the heightening and the aggravation of a masterly hand . “ Si agendi modus inspiciatur , plurimi non siccâ morte reges ad generum Cereris , ut cum poëtâ ...
... testimony of his other works , 28 In the following passages may be distinguished the heightening and the aggravation of a masterly hand . “ Si agendi modus inspiciatur , plurimi non siccâ morte reges ad generum Cereris , ut cum poëtâ ...
Page 414
... testimony to the peculiar rectitude of his mind , speaks of it in terms of just and appropriate praise ; and Warburton , who with all the science and the acuteness , wanted the fine and sensitive perception of an accomplished critic ...
... testimony to the peculiar rectitude of his mind , speaks of it in terms of just and appropriate praise ; and Warburton , who with all the science and the acuteness , wanted the fine and sensitive perception of an accomplished critic ...
Page 444
... testimony of 72 Toland : but the cause of this fact will more properly be sought in the blindness and infirmities , which for some of his last years confined the great author to his house , than in any disgust , with which he had been ...
... testimony of 72 Toland : but the cause of this fact will more properly be sought in the blindness and infirmities , which for some of his last years confined the great author to his house , than in any disgust , with which he had been ...
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