The Riverside MiltonThe first one-volume anthology of John Milton's complete poetry and selected prose to be published in over 30 years, The Riverside Milton reflects the highest quality and most current scholarship. As editor of The Milton Quarterly for 30 years, Roy Flannagan is uniquely qualified to survey Milton's work. Pedagogy includes a comprehensive index designed to help students from undergraduate to graduate levels conceive paper topics; factual introductions; extensive annotations with references; margin definitions; and a chronology. |
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... Gods , 213 Knowing both Good and Evil as they know . That ye should be as Gods , since I as Man , Internal Man , is but proportion meet , ° I of brute human , yee of human Gods.214 So ye shall die perhaps , but putting off Human , to put on ...
... Gods , 213 Knowing both Good and Evil as they know . That ye should be as Gods , since I as Man , Internal Man , is but proportion meet , ° I of brute human , yee of human Gods.214 So ye shall die perhaps , but putting off Human , to put on ...
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... God begets as a result of physical necessity , he can beget only a God equal to himself ( though really a God cannot be begotten at all ) . It would follow from the first hypothesis that there are two infinite Gods , and from the second ...
... God begets as a result of physical necessity , he can beget only a God equal to himself ( though really a God cannot be begotten at all ) . It would follow from the first hypothesis that there are two infinite Gods , and from the second ...
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... God but one : for although there are those that are called Gods both in heaven and earth ( for there are many Gods and many Lords ) , nevertheless for us there is one God , the Father , from whom all things are and in whom we are , and ...
... God but one : for although there are those that are called Gods both in heaven and earth ( for there are many Gods and many Lords ) , nevertheless for us there is one God , the Father , from whom all things are and in whom we are , and ...
Contents
Early Lives | 1 |
Poems published first in 1673 Poems | 246 |
Uncollected Poems from Manuscripts | 289 |
Copyright | |
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