The Poetical Works of John Milton, 5±ÇJohn Macrone, 1835 |
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... NEWTON . 6 Mr. Glasse , the learned translator of this tragedy into Greek iambics , agrees with Dr. Newton . Dr. Macknight , in his excellent Translation of the Epistles , ' is of opinion , that the sentiment is of elder date than the ...
... NEWTON . 6 Mr. Glasse , the learned translator of this tragedy into Greek iambics , agrees with Dr. Newton . Dr. Macknight , in his excellent Translation of the Epistles , ' is of opinion , that the sentiment is of elder date than the ...
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... NEWTON . Agonistes is here rather athleta . The subject of the drama is Samson brought forth to exhibit his athletic powers . See ver . 1314. That such was Milton's intended sense of " Agonistes , " may farther be collected from his use ...
... NEWTON . Agonistes is here rather athleta . The subject of the drama is Samson brought forth to exhibit his athletic powers . See ver . 1314. That such was Milton's intended sense of " Agonistes , " may farther be collected from his use ...
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... NEWTON . * Ver . 10. The breath of heaven . This line and the next are exquisite . 5 Ver . 13. To Dagon their sea - idol . Newton observes , both here and in the Milton , as Dr. Paradise Lost , ' follows the opinion of those , who ...
... NEWTON . * Ver . 10. The breath of heaven . This line and the next are exquisite . 5 Ver . 13. To Dagon their sea - idol . Newton observes , both here and in the Milton , as Dr. Paradise Lost , ' follows the opinion of those , who ...
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... NEWTON . 19 Ver . 136. When insupportably his foot advanced . For this nervous expression Milton was probably indebted to the following lines of Spenser , Faery Queen , ' i . vii . 11 : — 6 That when the knight he spied , he ' gan ...
... NEWTON . 19 Ver . 136. When insupportably his foot advanced . For this nervous expression Milton was probably indebted to the following lines of Spenser , Faery Queen , ' i . vii . 11 : — 6 That when the knight he spied , he ' gan ...
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... NEWTON . 25 Ver . 147. The gates of Azza . Another name for Gaza . Sandys , speaking of this city , says , ¡° Gaza or Aza signifieth strong : in the Persian language , a treasury . ¡± Travels , fol . 1615 , p . 149. - TODD . 26 Ver . 148 ...
... NEWTON . 25 Ver . 147. The gates of Azza . Another name for Gaza . Sandys , speaking of this city , says , ¡° Gaza or Aza signifieth strong : in the Persian language , a treasury . ¡± Travels , fol . 1615 , p . 149. - TODD . 26 Ver . 148 ...
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