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... Palestine and Jerusalem Classical References XXXX Egypt and Arabia . XXXV PAGE • xlvi Suggestions for Rhetorical Study Bibliography xlviii Milton's. xxxix Individual Assignments for Research xl Suggestive Questions . xliii iii.
... Palestine and Jerusalem Classical References XXXX Egypt and Arabia . XXXV PAGE • xlvi Suggestions for Rhetorical Study Bibliography xlviii Milton's. xxxix Individual Assignments for Research xl Suggestive Questions . xliii iii.
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Biographical : A. Brooke's Milton , Classical Writers Series , 60 cents . ( Appletons . ) B. Encyc . Brit . , article , Milton , by Masson . C. Garnett's Milton , Great Writers Series , $ 1.00 . ( Scribners . ) ...
Biographical : A. Brooke's Milton , Classical Writers Series , 60 cents . ( Appletons . ) B. Encyc . Brit . , article , Milton , by Masson . C. Garnett's Milton , Great Writers Series , $ 1.00 . ( Scribners . ) ...
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Anthon's Classical Dictionary . 5. Smith's Classical Dictionary . 6. Harper's Classical Dictionary , B. Biblical 1. Cruden's Concordance . 2. Smith's Bible Dictionary . V. Poetical : A. Tennyson's Sonnet , entitled “ Milton .
Anthon's Classical Dictionary . 5. Smith's Classical Dictionary . 6. Harper's Classical Dictionary , B. Biblical 1. Cruden's Concordance . 2. Smith's Bible Dictionary . V. Poetical : A. Tennyson's Sonnet , entitled “ Milton .
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Classical references . — It seems to the present editor that a great hindrance to the study of such poems as Paradise Lost is the practice of constantly calling the pupil's attention from the study of the poem to some parallel in Homer ...
Classical references . — It seems to the present editor that a great hindrance to the study of such poems as Paradise Lost is the practice of constantly calling the pupil's attention from the study of the poem to some parallel in Homer ...
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The present editor therefore suggests that the classical refer . ences given be let alone during the first study of the poem , and that the pupils be allowed to follow without a break the action of the poem just as they would listen to ...
The present editor therefore suggests that the classical refer . ences given be let alone during the first study of the poem , and that the pupils be allowed to follow without a break the action of the poem just as they would listen to ...
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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 |