The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes of Various Authors. To which are Added Illustrations, and Some Account of the Life and Writings of Milton, 3±ÇJ. Johnson, 1809 |
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... called the Limbo of Vanity : What perfons and things fly up thither : Thence comes to the gate of Heaven , defcribed af- cending by ftairs , and the waters above the firma- ment that flow about it : His paffage thence to the orb of the ...
... called the Limbo of Vanity : What perfons and things fly up thither : Thence comes to the gate of Heaven , defcribed af- cending by ftairs , and the waters above the firma- ment that flow about it : His paffage thence to the orb of the ...
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... called , pure ethereal Stream ? An excellent Latinifm , as Dr. Bentley obferves , Hor . Sat. II . vi . 20 . " Matutine pater feu Jane libentius uudis ? " And we have an expreffion of the fame kind in Spenfer , as Dr. Newton remarks ...
... called , pure ethereal Stream ? An excellent Latinifm , as Dr. Bentley obferves , Hor . Sat. II . vi . 20 . " Matutine pater feu Jane libentius uudis ? " And we have an expreffion of the fame kind in Spenfer , as Dr. Newton remarks ...
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... middle darkness , ] Through Hell , which is often called utter darkness ; and through the great gulf between Hell and Heaven , the middle darkness . NEWTON . With other notes than to the Orphéan lyre , I BOOK III . PARADISE LOST .
... middle darkness , ] Through Hell , which is often called utter darkness ; and through the great gulf between Hell and Heaven , the middle darkness . NEWTON . With other notes than to the Orphéan lyre , I BOOK III . PARADISE LOST .
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... called a fuffufion ; and , when the fight is loft , it is a cataract ; and cured by couching , which is with a needle paffing through the external coat and driving down the diseased cryftalline , the lofs of which is fomewhat fupplied ...
... called a fuffufion ; and , when the fight is loft , it is a cataract ; and cured by couching , which is with a needle paffing through the external coat and driving down the diseased cryftalline , the lofs of which is fomewhat fupplied ...
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... called from the name of his father M©¡on : and no wonder our poet defires to equal him in renown , whose writings he fo much studied , admired , and imitated . The cha- racter of Thamyris is not fo well known and established : but Homer ...
... called from the name of his father M©¡on : and no wonder our poet defires to equal him in renown , whose writings he fo much studied , admired , and imitated . The cha- racter of Thamyris is not fo well known and established : but Homer ...
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