John MiltonContinuum, 1990 - 189 páginas |
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... Creation and related biblical sto- ries . There he also read the work of the poet who was to become his principal inspiration : Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene ( 1590 ) . " Spenser's preoccupations - Platonic idealism , classical ...
... Creation and related biblical sto- ries . There he also read the work of the poet who was to become his principal inspiration : Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene ( 1590 ) . " Spenser's preoccupations - Platonic idealism , classical ...
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... Creation can therefore be metaphorically rep- resented as " a divine excursion into a region of apparent other- ness " where his goodness is not operative.36 As in most biblical commentary , the creation is instantaneous but revealed in ...
... Creation can therefore be metaphorically rep- resented as " a divine excursion into a region of apparent other- ness " where his goodness is not operative.36 As in most biblical commentary , the creation is instantaneous but revealed in ...
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... Creation of " Paradise Lost . " Lexing- ton : University of Kentucky Press , 1982 . Simmonds , James D. , ed . Milton Studies . Pittsburgh : University of Pitts- burgh Press , 1966 . Steadman , John M. Epic and Tragic Structure in ...
... Creation of " Paradise Lost . " Lexing- ton : University of Kentucky Press , 1982 . Simmonds , James D. , ed . Milton Studies . Pittsburgh : University of Pitts- burgh Press , 1966 . Steadman , John M. Epic and Tragic Structure in ...
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