The Poetical Works of John Milton, Volum 1Little, Brown, 1854 |
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... stood by the side of Salmasius in the field of controversy , and opposed Milton on every question connected with the interests of society , the existence of the mo- narchy , and the preservation of the church . John- 4 Cowper , in his ...
... stood by the side of Salmasius in the field of controversy , and opposed Milton on every question connected with the interests of society , the existence of the mo- narchy , and the preservation of the church . John- 4 Cowper , in his ...
Pàgina liii
... stood in high esteem and reputation in the learned world , and that Milton's attack therefore affected him deeply . See Tan . Fabri . Epistol . lxvi . lib . i . ed . 1674 , p . 219. A full and impartial account of him may be read in ...
... stood in high esteem and reputation in the learned world , and that Milton's attack therefore affected him deeply . See Tan . Fabri . Epistol . lxvi . lib . i . ed . 1674 , p . 219. A full and impartial account of him may be read in ...
Pàgina cxv
... stood emi- nently distinguished and alone ; but Harrington excelled him in political wisdom , and Hall and other prelates in theological learning . Had he not been imbued with the austere feelings , the solemn and severe religion of the ...
... stood emi- nently distinguished and alone ; but Harrington excelled him in political wisdom , and Hall and other prelates in theological learning . Had he not been imbued with the austere feelings , the solemn and severe religion of the ...
Pàgina cxxiii
... stood fix'd to hear : Then , as new wak'd , thus gratefully reply'd . ' The latter part of the verse was taken from the line in the first edition- ' To whom thus Adam gratefully reply'd . ' Book xii . V. 1 . ' As one who in his journey ...
... stood fix'd to hear : Then , as new wak'd , thus gratefully reply'd . ' The latter part of the verse was taken from the line in the first edition- ' To whom thus Adam gratefully reply'd . ' Book xii . V. 1 . ' As one who in his journey ...
Pàgina 14
... stood , and call'd 290 295 300 288 optic glass ] See Henry More's Poems ( Inf . of Worlds ) : st . 91 . ' But that experiment of the optick glasse , ' and Davenant's Gondibert , p . 188 . ' Or reach with optick tubes the ragged moon ...
... stood , and call'd 290 295 300 288 optic glass ] See Henry More's Poems ( Inf . of Worlds ) : st . 91 . ' But that experiment of the optick glasse , ' and Davenant's Gondibert , p . 188 . ' Or reach with optick tubes the ragged moon ...
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