Paradise Lost, Bog 1 |
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Side x
His nature , education , and city life had unfitted him to be a “ nature poet " ; and his flight was to be , not “ somewhat near the moon , ” to use Carlyle's phrase , but to the Highest Heaven and to the Deepest Hell .
His nature , education , and city life had unfitted him to be a “ nature poet " ; and his flight was to be , not “ somewhat near the moon , ” to use Carlyle's phrase , but to the Highest Heaven and to the Deepest Hell .
Side xvi
It exhibits Heaven as resting upon the vast ocean of Chaos , and surrounded by an illimitable realm of light , the Empyrean , of which Heaven is a part . Heaven is the abode of God and the angels , a realm of “ light , freedom ...
It exhibits Heaven as resting upon the vast ocean of Chaos , and surrounded by an illimitable realm of light , the Empyrean , of which Heaven is a part . Heaven is the abode of God and the angels , a realm of “ light , freedom ...
Side xvii
For two days tumultuous war rages on the plains of Heaven ; but on the third day the Almighty calls together the faithful angels , and in their presence gives to his Son the power to vanquish and to drive from Heaven the apostate angels ...
For two days tumultuous war rages on the plains of Heaven ; but on the third day the Almighty calls together the faithful angels , and in their presence gives to his Son the power to vanquish and to drive from Heaven the apostate angels ...
Side xviii
The universe has now three instead of two regions , as follows : Instead of Heaven and Chaos , there are now Heaven , Chaos , and Hell , as in Fig . 2 , p . xxvii . On the tossing waves of Hell , the fallen angels , exhausted by battle ...
The universe has now three instead of two regions , as follows : Instead of Heaven and Chaos , there are now Heaven , Chaos , and Hell , as in Fig . 2 , p . xxvii . On the tossing waves of Hell , the fallen angels , exhausted by battle ...
Side xix
The Son of God now passes through the gates in the crystal wall of Heaven , and with a sweep of his mighty com passes he cuts out of Chaos a vast globe , from which the Almighty forms the World . ( Figure 4 , p . xxxi , shows the World ...
The Son of God now passes through the gates in the crystal wall of Heaven , and with a sweep of his mighty com passes he cuts out of Chaos a vast globe , from which the Almighty forms the World . ( Figure 4 , p . xxxi , shows the World ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Paradise Lost, Bog 1 |
| Forfatter | John Milton |
| Udgiver | Hurst, 1900 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Harvard University |
| Digitaliseret | 29. jan 2019 |
| Længde | 408 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |