Milton's Poetry: Its Development in TimeDuquesne University Press, 1979 - 273 sider |
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Side 75
... Adam , beguiled by the sight of " Feast and Music , ” exclaims , “ Here Nature seems fulfill'd in all her ends " ( 602 ) . But the angel , having taught patience before death , continues " to temper joy with fear / And pious sorrow ...
... Adam , beguiled by the sight of " Feast and Music , ” exclaims , “ Here Nature seems fulfill'd in all her ends " ( 602 ) . But the angel , having taught patience before death , continues " to temper joy with fear / And pious sorrow ...
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... Adam to despair , to doubt the providential course of history ; “ better had ” he “ liv'd ignorant of future ” ( 763–64 ) . Let no man seek Henceforth to be foretold what shall befall Him or his Children , evil he may be sure . ( 771-73 ) ...
... Adam to despair , to doubt the providential course of history ; “ better had ” he “ liv'd ignorant of future ” ( 763–64 ) . Let no man seek Henceforth to be foretold what shall befall Him or his Children , evil he may be sure . ( 771-73 ) ...
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... Adam and Eve but unable to help them in their struggle to understand the true meaning of the " mysterious terms . " 30 During the six visions of Book XI the angelic historian takes on the role of narrator , correcting and teaching Adam ...
... Adam and Eve but unable to help them in their struggle to understand the true meaning of the " mysterious terms . " 30 During the six visions of Book XI the angelic historian takes on the role of narrator , correcting and teaching Adam ...
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Occasional Experiments | 18 |
Lycidas in Christian Time | 45 |
From Shadows to Truth | 60 |
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Adam and Eve allegory allusion analogy angel antitype appears Areopagitica Aristotle Augustine becomes beginning Book brief epic Christ chronos Circumcision classical contrary course creation crypsis death divine doctrine dramatic earth Eternitie Eternity exegetical Fair Infant Father finally fulfillment God's grace hand hath heaven Hebrews Hughes human imagery irony Jesus John judgment kairos Kingdom language literary London Lord Lycidas meaning metonymy Milton mind Moses motion mysterious terms Nativity Ode nature Old Testament once Paradise Lost Paradise Regained paradox pastoral patience poem poet poet's poetic poetry Prophets Providence reader reason relation Religio Medici Renaissance resembles reveals Samson Samson Agonistes Satan says Scripture sense Serpent shadow shadowy Types significance simile Sonnet soul stand stanzas tempestivity temptation thee Theocritus theological theory of types things thir thou thought tion true Types to Truth typological Vergil virginity virtue vision wander words York