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Page 35
... spirit , and yet something of Hermetic mysticism remains even in Paradise Lost . The demonology which Il Penseroso associates with Hermes ( rightly ) and Plato ( wrongly ) reappears not only in the ' attendant Spirit ' of Comus ...
... spirit , and yet something of Hermetic mysticism remains even in Paradise Lost . The demonology which Il Penseroso associates with Hermes ( rightly ) and Plato ( wrongly ) reappears not only in the ' attendant Spirit ' of Comus ...
Page 41
... spirit of Renaissance Platonism , and represent an aspect of the philsopher to which that period was indifferent . ( P. 31. ) The statement is only partly true : these Platonic doctrines are not peculiar to Milton.12 Nor was the spirit ...
... spirit of Renaissance Platonism , and represent an aspect of the philsopher to which that period was indifferent . ( P. 31. ) The statement is only partly true : these Platonic doctrines are not peculiar to Milton.12 Nor was the spirit ...
Page 128
... spirit ' and ' judgment , ' and means that these alone the scholar cannot find in his book , while food for the spirit and judgment he may find ; or perhaps neither the context nor the words will help us to escape from the apparent ...
... spirit ' and ' judgment , ' and means that these alone the scholar cannot find in his book , while food for the spirit and judgment he may find ; or perhaps neither the context nor the words will help us to escape from the apparent ...
Contents
Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
Copyright | |
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