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Page 45
... virtue itself is seen as proof against external assault ; in the Areopagitica Milton actually welcomes the trial of virtue : " He that can apprehend and consider vice with all her baits and seeming pleasures , and yet abstain , and yet ...
... virtue itself is seen as proof against external assault ; in the Areopagitica Milton actually welcomes the trial of virtue : " He that can apprehend and consider vice with all her baits and seeming pleasures , and yet abstain , and yet ...
Page 46
... virtue . Virtue itself , at least in the person of the liberated Christian , not only can , but must subject itself to temptation and overcome it : Assuredly we bring not innocence into the world , we bring impurity much rather : that ...
... virtue . Virtue itself , at least in the person of the liberated Christian , not only can , but must subject itself to temptation and overcome it : Assuredly we bring not innocence into the world , we bring impurity much rather : that ...
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... virtue and her purity , is human , her body is subject to Comus ' enchantments . Because she is human and not some abstract principle of virtue , she needs supernatural aid to free her completely from his spells . In creating the Lady's ...
... virtue and her purity , is human , her body is subject to Comus ' enchantments . Because she is human and not some abstract principle of virtue , she needs supernatural aid to free her completely from his spells . In creating the Lady's ...
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