The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±ÇI. C. Dieterich, 1784 |
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... faid to have read all the Greek and Latin wri -ters . With what limitations this univerfality is to be understood , who fhall inform us ? It t might be fuppofed that he fhould have done nothing elfe ; fo much who read so mu but Milton ...
... faid to have read all the Greek and Latin wri -ters . With what limitations this univerfality is to be understood , who fhall inform us ? It t might be fuppofed that he fhould have done nothing elfe ; fo much who read so mu but Milton ...
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... faid non tam de fes quam fupra fe . At Rome , as at Florence , he ftaid only two months ; a time indeed fufficient , if he defired only to , ramble with an explainer of its antiquities , or to view palaces and count pictures ; but ...
... faid non tam de fes quam fupra fe . At Rome , as at Florence , he ftaid only two months ; a time indeed fufficient , if he defired only to , ramble with an explainer of its antiquities , or to view palaces and count pictures ; but ...
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... faid to embody truth , and prove by events the reasonableness of opinions . Prudence and Justice are virtues , and excellences , of all times and of all places ; we are perpetually moralifts , but we are geometricians only by chance ...
... faid to embody truth , and prove by events the reasonableness of opinions . Prudence and Justice are virtues , and excellences , of all times and of all places ; we are perpetually moralifts , but we are geometricians only by chance ...
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... faid , commended the Defence of the People , her purpose must be to torment Salmafius , who was then at her Gourt ; for neither her civil ftation nor her na- tural character could difpofe her to favour the do- Arine , who was by birth a ...
... faid , commended the Defence of the People , her purpose must be to torment Salmafius , who was then at her Gourt ; for neither her civil ftation nor her na- tural character could difpofe her to favour the do- Arine , who was by birth a ...
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... faid to be killed by their last difpute , Milton was flattered with the credit of deftroying him . Cromwel had now difiniffed the parliament by the authority of which he had deftroyed monarchy , and coinmenced monarch himself , under ...
... faid to be killed by their last difpute , Milton was flattered with the credit of deftroying him . Cromwel had now difiniffed the parliament by the authority of which he had deftroyed monarchy , and coinmenced monarch himself , under ...
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