Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostGarland Pub., 1970 - Всего страниц: 546 |
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... Divine Judgements cease to Revile , and to Reproach me with their own Dreams ; Let them Know that I neither am Sorry for , nor Repent me of my Lot ; that I remain Unmov'd and Steddy in my Purpose ; That I neither Feel God Almighty Angry ...
... Divine Judgements cease to Revile , and to Reproach me with their own Dreams ; Let them Know that I neither am Sorry for , nor Repent me of my Lot ; that I remain Unmov'd and Steddy in my Purpose ; That I neither Feel God Almighty Angry ...
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... Divine , Ineffable , Serene , made Anfwer . may Light'ning Divine be understood as one of the Epithets of the Afpect of the Son of God . or as a Verb . the Son with a Calm and Clear Countenance Lighten'd , Flash'd Bright- nefs Divine ...
... Divine , Ineffable , Serene , made Anfwer . may Light'ning Divine be understood as one of the Epithets of the Afpect of the Son of God . or as a Verb . the Son with a Calm and Clear Countenance Lighten'd , Flash'd Bright- nefs Divine ...
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... Divine Prefence , and a Cele- fial Colloquy , VIII . 455. as Several Others , XI . 318 , & c . All hitherto is evident beyond Contradiction . but why God or Angel Gueft ? Read that Chapter and ' twill be seen that This Remarkable ...
... Divine Prefence , and a Cele- fial Colloquy , VIII . 455. as Several Others , XI . 318 , & c . All hitherto is evident beyond Contradiction . but why God or Angel Gueft ? Read that Chapter and ' twill be seen that This Remarkable ...
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