Milton's Poetic Art: A Mask, Lycidas, and Paradise LostHarvard University Press, 1968 - 208 sider This volumes of essays includes discussions of three major poems by Milton: A mask presented at Ludlow Castle (popularly known as Comus), Lycidas, and Paradise lost. |
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action Adam and Eve Adam's angels Anglican baculus begins Bible Biblical bishops Book XII C. S. Lewis character Christ Christ's rod Christian Church Comus crosier death divine divine grace doctrine Douglas Bush dramatic E. M. W. Tillyard earlier earth English epic essay evil F. T. Prince faith Father feel genre God's grace haemony hear Heaven human idea imagination interpretation John Milton Lady lines London Lord loss Ludlow Mask Lycidas M. H. Abrams Martz masque means Michael Michael's narratives Milton's Poetry mind moral narrator nature Oxford Paradise Lost passage pastoral staff Peter's speech poem poet poetic reference remembering rescue response revelation rhythm Sabrina Samson Samson Agonistes Satan sense sentence shepherd smite spiritual story suggest sword symbolism T. S. Eliot tempo thee theme things thir thou thought tion two-handed engine verse virga vision voice wonder words wrath York