Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 páginas |
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... most commentators since have found the Mask the most Pla- tonic of Milton's works . Hanford suggests a more likely explanation : ' That a poet should be a poet's guide to emo- tional Platonism is very natural . That Spenser should have ...
... most commentators since have found the Mask the most Pla- tonic of Milton's works . Hanford suggests a more likely explanation : ' That a poet should be a poet's guide to emo- tional Platonism is very natural . That Spenser should have ...
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... most proper to the office of teaching . ( 3. 364. ) Milton demands of the clergy what Plato demanded of his philosopher - kings : both groups , dedicated to a life of ser- vice , are to be freed from worldly concerns , not by embracing ...
... most proper to the office of teaching . ( 3. 364. ) Milton demands of the clergy what Plato demanded of his philosopher - kings : both groups , dedicated to a life of ser- vice , are to be freed from worldly concerns , not by embracing ...
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... most important part of the lesson Adam makes clear : Henceforth I learn , that to obey is best , And love with fear the only God . ( 12. 561-2 . ) Such loving and fearful obedience , by making Adam desire most what is most desirable ...
... most important part of the lesson Adam makes clear : Henceforth I learn , that to obey is best , And love with fear the only God . ( 12. 561-2 . ) Such loving and fearful obedience , by making Adam desire most what is most desirable ...
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Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
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