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... Paradise Lost , Paradise Regained , and , less osten- sibly since it is a less discursive poem , Samson Agonistes . I have followed the argument where it led , and , I trust , duly acknowledged the fact when it led beyond Plato ...
... Paradise Lost , Paradise Regained , and , less osten- sibly since it is a less discursive poem , Samson Agonistes . I have followed the argument where it led , and , I trust , duly acknowledged the fact when it led beyond Plato ...
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... Paradise Lost a figure that he called ' Heavenly Love . ' Here , then , was the poem in which he intended to teach ' that love which is truly so ' ; and while the epic poem that he finally wrote is doubtless far from his original plan ...
... Paradise Lost a figure that he called ' Heavenly Love . ' Here , then , was the poem in which he intended to teach ' that love which is truly so ' ; and while the epic poem that he finally wrote is doubtless far from his original plan ...
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... Paradise Lost . New York , 1915 . Watson , Foster . The English Grammar Schools to 1660. Cambridge , 1908 . COMMENTS ON THE RELATION OF MILTON AND PLATO , ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE Joseph Addison . The Spectator , No. 16. Works ...
... Paradise Lost . New York , 1915 . Watson , Foster . The English Grammar Schools to 1660. Cambridge , 1908 . COMMENTS ON THE RELATION OF MILTON AND PLATO , ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE Joseph Addison . The Spectator , No. 16. Works ...
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Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
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