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This certain air and spirit are assuredly most confpicuous in Milton : he was a
poet of nature's creation , but one who added to all her endowments every
advantage that study could acquire . By the force and opulence of his own fancy
he was ...
This certain air and spirit are assuredly most confpicuous in Milton : he was a
poet of nature's creation , but one who added to all her endowments every
advantage that study could acquire . By the force and opulence of his own fancy
he was ...
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Lucifer , summoning seven distinct Spirits , commissions them to act under the
character of the seven mortal Sins , with the following names : MELECANO
LURCONE RUSPICANO ARFARAT MALTEA DULCIATO GULIAR PRIDE . Envy .
Lucifer , summoning seven distinct Spirits , commissions them to act under the
character of the seven mortal Sins , with the following names : MELECANO
LURCONE RUSPICANO ARFARAT MALTEA DULCIATO GULIAR PRIDE . Envy .
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The Serpent , Spirits , and Volano . ... Vain Glory , drawn by a giant , Volano , the
Serpent , Satan , and Spirits . ... a musical spirit , to sing his triumph , which is
celebrated with songs and dances in the 4th and 5th scenes ; the latter closes
with ...
The Serpent , Spirits , and Volano . ... Vain Glory , drawn by a giant , Volano , the
Serpent , Satan , and Spirits . ... a musical spirit , to sing his triumph , which is
celebrated with songs and dances in the 4th and 5th scenes ; the latter closes
with ...
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