The Burial-places of Memory: Epic Underworlds in Vergil, Dante, and Milton |
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... appears when we begin to decide what to do about them , for we can either deny our animal nature and flee from it , we can adopt a polite fiction that it does not exist , or we can approach it creatively and try to incorporate it and ...
... appears when we begin to decide what to do about them , for we can either deny our animal nature and flee from it , we can adopt a polite fiction that it does not exist , or we can approach it creatively and try to incorporate it and ...
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... appears also in Boniface's speech concerning the keys of Heaven : ' Lo ciel poss ' io serrare e diserrare , come tu sai ; perĂ² son due le chiavi che ' l mio antecessor non ebbe care . ' ( 103-5 ) ' I can lock and unlock Heaven , as you ...
... appears also in Boniface's speech concerning the keys of Heaven : ' Lo ciel poss ' io serrare e diserrare , come tu sai ; perĂ² son due le chiavi che ' l mio antecessor non ebbe care . ' ( 103-5 ) ' I can lock and unlock Heaven , as you ...
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... outburst which proceeds quite unspon- taneously from Adam's long soliloquy in 10.720-844 , where he struggles to find both the source of , and an escape from , his present unhappiness . In this context Eve appears to him 128 Milton.
... outburst which proceeds quite unspon- taneously from Adam's long soliloquy in 10.720-844 , where he struggles to find both the source of , and an escape from , his present unhappiness . In this context Eve appears to him 128 Milton.
Contents
The Easy Descent from Avernus | 17 |
Language and History | 57 |
Traditions and the Individual Talent | 118 |
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