The Poetical Works of John MiltonBickers and Son, 1851 - 858 pàgines |
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Pàgina 497
... thence to the Land where flowes Ganges and Indus : thus the Orb he roam'd With narrow fearch ; and with inspection deep Confider'd every Creature , which of all 80 Most opportune might serve his Wiles , and found The Serpent futtlest ...
... thence to the Land where flowes Ganges and Indus : thus the Orb he roam'd With narrow fearch ; and with inspection deep Confider'd every Creature , which of all 80 Most opportune might serve his Wiles , and found The Serpent futtlest ...
Pàgina 582
... thence from Niger Flood to Atlas Mount The Kingdoms of Almanfor , Fez and Sus , Marocco and Algiers , Tremifen ; On Europe thence , and where Rome was to sway The World : in Spirit perhaps he also saw Rich Mexico the feat of Motezume ...
... thence from Niger Flood to Atlas Mount The Kingdoms of Almanfor , Fez and Sus , Marocco and Algiers , Tremifen ; On Europe thence , and where Rome was to sway The World : in Spirit perhaps he also saw Rich Mexico the feat of Motezume ...
Pàgina 623
... thence to be more pure , but to receive The teftimony of Heaven , that who he is Thenceforth the Nations may not doubt ; I saw The Prophet do him reverence , on him rifing 80 Out of the water , Heav'n above the Clouds Unfold her Crystal ...
... thence to be more pure , but to receive The teftimony of Heaven , that who he is Thenceforth the Nations may not doubt ; I saw The Prophet do him reverence , on him rifing 80 Out of the water , Heav'n above the Clouds Unfold her Crystal ...
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