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Page 61
... whole preceding argument , and say that after he had written The Reason of Church - Government Milton came to see how wrong the whole Platonic theory of poetry was . Milton was not one to approve the sentimental turn of mind which takes ...
... whole preceding argument , and say that after he had written The Reason of Church - Government Milton came to see how wrong the whole Platonic theory of poetry was . Milton was not one to approve the sentimental turn of mind which takes ...
Page 64
... whole book of sanc- tity and virtue ' is his phrase . If we think of a small book and an unimaginative preceptor , Milton is hardly at fault . He meant all virtue by ' virtue , ' not temperance alone , and by ' sanctity ' the wholeness ...
... whole book of sanc- tity and virtue ' is his phrase . If we think of a small book and an unimaginative preceptor , Milton is hardly at fault . He meant all virtue by ' virtue , ' not temperance alone , and by ' sanctity ' the wholeness ...
Page 65
... whole story a continuous revelation of morality , good or bad ; that what the heart affirms the mind too will come to believe - and act upon ; that , as Milton put it , doctrine and discipline are one . And hence the truth or falsehood ...
... whole story a continuous revelation of morality , good or bad ; that what the heart affirms the mind too will come to believe - and act upon ; that , as Milton put it , doctrine and discipline are one . And hence the truth or falsehood ...
Contents
Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
Copyright | |
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