The Poetical Works of John Milton, 4±ÇJ. Johnson, G.G. and J. Robinson, W.J. and J. Richardson, R. Baldwin, Otridge and Son, J. Sewell, J. Nichols, F. and C. Rivington, T. Payne, J. Walker, W. Lowndes, J. Scatcherd, G. Wilkie, Clarke and Son, Longman and Rees, Cadell, Jun. and Davies, Vernor and Hood, J. Deighton, J. Taylor, Ogilvy and Son, J. Nunn, E. Jefferey, J. Mawman, Carpenter and Company and E. Newbery, 1801 |
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... himself entitled to make our Saviour while on earth , and " inshrined in fleshly tabernacle , " speak in a certain degree , arb¥ñw¥ðivas , or , after the manner of men . Ac . cordingly all the fpeeches of our bleffed Lord , in this Poem ...
... himself entitled to make our Saviour while on earth , and " inshrined in fleshly tabernacle , " speak in a certain degree , arb¥ñw¥ðivas , or , after the manner of men . Ac . cordingly all the fpeeches of our bleffed Lord , in this Poem ...
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... himself ; the fubfequent detection of his fallacies , and the pointed reproofs of his impudence and hy- pocrify , on the part of our Bleffed Lord , -cannot be too much admired . Indeed , the whole conclufion of this Book abounds fo much ...
... himself ; the fubfequent detection of his fallacies , and the pointed reproofs of his impudence and hy- pocrify , on the part of our Bleffed Lord , -cannot be too much admired . Indeed , the whole conclufion of this Book abounds fo much ...
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... himself of the Parthian power , that he might gain poffeffion of David's throne , and free his countrymen from the Roman yoke , it applies to thofe patriotick feelings which he had expressed in the First Book of this PARADISE REGAINED .
... himself of the Parthian power , that he might gain poffeffion of David's throne , and free his countrymen from the Roman yoke , it applies to thofe patriotick feelings which he had expressed in the First Book of this PARADISE REGAINED .
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... himself his pro- mised inheritance , the throne of David . Our Lord in reply fcarcely notices the arguments which Satan had been urging to him ; and only takes occafion , from the description which had been given of the fplendour and ...
... himself his pro- mised inheritance , the throne of David . Our Lord in reply fcarcely notices the arguments which Satan had been urging to him ; and only takes occafion , from the description which had been given of the fplendour and ...
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... himself , to repair the indifcretion of his blafphemous propofal , and to foften the effect of it on our Bleffed Lord , fo far at least as to be enabled to refume the process of his enterprise . The tranfi- tion , ver . 212 , to his new ...
... himself , to repair the indifcretion of his blafphemous propofal , and to foften the effect of it on our Bleffed Lord , fo far at least as to be enabled to refume the process of his enterprise . The tranfi- tion , ver . 212 , to his new ...
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