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... honor and glory in my own proper person , for all my toil and striving , yet sure I am that neither god nor man shall forbid me to honor and revere all my days those who have won such glory as this , or are happily striving toward it ...
... honor and glory in my own proper person , for all my toil and striving , yet sure I am that neither god nor man shall forbid me to honor and revere all my days those who have won such glory as this , or are happily striving toward it ...
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... honor is the least perverted expression of a universal long- ing for eternal happiness , the root of every desire . Those who are dominated by love of u are the ambitious , the piλótio , ranking in worth just below the best men who ...
... honor is the least perverted expression of a universal long- ing for eternal happiness , the root of every desire . Those who are dominated by love of u are the ambitious , the piλótio , ranking in worth just below the best men who ...
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... honor of hearing an angelic choir sing : Queller of Satan , on thy glorious work Now enter , and begin to save mankind . ( 4. 634-5 , italics mine . ) PLATONIC DOCTRINES CITED BY MILTON ETHICS Plato heads the list 95.
... honor of hearing an angelic choir sing : Queller of Satan , on thy glorious work Now enter , and begin to save mankind . ( 4. 634-5 , italics mine . ) PLATONIC DOCTRINES CITED BY MILTON ETHICS Plato heads the list 95.
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Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
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