Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 páginas |
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Página 51
... becomes the basis of Milton's further argument in the Reason of Church - Gov- ernment on the place of the Church and of Churchmen in political life , and later the basis of his arguments on govern- ment , marriage , education , and ...
... becomes the basis of Milton's further argument in the Reason of Church - Gov- ernment on the place of the Church and of Churchmen in political life , and later the basis of his arguments on govern- ment , marriage , education , and ...
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... becomes ' heir of both worlds , ' gaining wealth far beyond Satan's most lavish offer , Milton surely has it in mind ... become just . . . . Then at the hands of gods the just man will get some such prizes as these . . . . At the end of ...
... becomes ' heir of both worlds , ' gaining wealth far beyond Satan's most lavish offer , Milton surely has it in mind ... become just . . . . Then at the hands of gods the just man will get some such prizes as these . . . . At the end of ...
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... become in lesser minds and lesser hands , those who seriously accepted it did not drive it far from the mark that Plato intended . The speakers of the Symposium in their eulogies of Eros advance varied theories , the more important ...
... become in lesser minds and lesser hands , those who seriously accepted it did not drive it far from the mark that Plato intended . The speakers of the Symposium in their eulogies of Eros advance varied theories , the more important ...
Contenido
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
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