Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost |
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Page xxxvii
... Name , or Such Who with an Affec- tation of Goodness which Cofts Them No- thing , care not if they Wound One Already jur'd . Let These Sort of Creatures remem- ber how Natural it is for Offenders to Justify Themselves with Falfities and ...
... Name , or Such Who with an Affec- tation of Goodness which Cofts Them No- thing , care not if they Wound One Already jur'd . Let These Sort of Creatures remem- ber how Natural it is for Offenders to Justify Themselves with Falfities and ...
Page 84
... Name as apprehending fome Terrible Confequences . to This Circumstance Milton alludes by saying the Dreaded Name and which also very Poe- tically fays He was There . 966 All Imbroil'd Chaos , Night , Orcus , Hades , Demogorgon , Rumor ...
... Name as apprehending fome Terrible Confequences . to This Circumstance Milton alludes by saying the Dreaded Name and which also very Poe- tically fays He was There . 966 All Imbroil'd Chaos , Night , Orcus , Hades , Demogorgon , Rumor ...
Page 286
... Name , not Her Ufu- ally meant by that Name , ' tis the Heav'nly Mufe he had Before Invok'd I. 6. the Spirit v . 17. the Celestial Light III . 51. the Cele- ftial Patroness , IX . 21. 47. he Invokes This Mufe , This True Urania ; but ...
... Name , not Her Ufu- ally meant by that Name , ' tis the Heav'nly Mufe he had Before Invok'd I. 6. the Spirit v . 17. the Celestial Light III . 51. the Cele- ftial Patroness , IX . 21. 47. he Invokes This Mufe , This True Urania ; but ...
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