The Life of John MiltonNichols and Son, 1806 - 566 pages |
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Page 96
... Italian letters ; whose mind was at once sublime and deep , accurate and comprehensive , powerful and acute ... Italians , than his absolute command of their language , and the affection which he discovered for it . So perfect was his ...
... Italian letters ; whose mind was at once sublime and deep , accurate and comprehensive , powerful and acute ... Italians , than his absolute command of their language , and the affection which he discovered for it . So perfect was his ...
Page 97
... Italian literature , that , in a let- ter to Bene . Bonmatthei , in which he offers some advice to that author , then on the ... Italy ) that I found and visited the fa- mho Rolli , the Italian biographer of Milton , sup LIFE OF MILTON . 93.
... Italian literature , that , in a let- ter to Bene . Bonmatthei , in which he offers some advice to that author , then on the ... Italy ) that I found and visited the fa- mho Rolli , the Italian biographer of Milton , sup LIFE OF MILTON . 93.
Page 98
Charles Symmons. mho Rolli , the Italian biographer of Milton , sup - ali poses that , from his intercourse with the Tus- can astronomer the English poet gained T those ideas , approaching to the Newtonian , respecting our planetary ...
Charles Symmons. mho Rolli , the Italian biographer of Milton , sup - ali poses that , from his intercourse with the Tus- can astronomer the English poet gained T those ideas , approaching to the Newtonian , respecting our planetary ...
Page 103
... Italy . Of the three excellent latin epigrams , in which he has celebrated this fascinating woman , the second is so admirable , that our readers would have cause to complain of us , if we were to refer them from our own page to any ...
... Italy . Of the three excellent latin epigrams , in which he has celebrated this fascinating woman , the second is so admirable , that our readers would have cause to complain of us , if we were to refer them from our own page to any ...
Page 104
... Italian critics ; and for any affected and forced thoughts , which may be distinguish- able in them , the character of the Italian taste , at that time , may be admitted as an apology . One of these short pieces , as ex- hibiting a ...
... Italian critics ; and for any affected and forced thoughts , which may be distinguish- able in them , the character of the Italian taste , at that time , may be admitted as an apology . One of these short pieces , as ex- hibiting a ...
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