A Milton HandbookF. S. Crofts & Company, 1946 - 465 pages |
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Page 139
... practice abandoned by Milton after the first stanza ) in his Poetical Miscellanies and in Eliza . Tillyard says that the poem is rather in the tradition of the Ovidizing Elizabethans than of the Spen- serians and cites as a parallel to ...
... practice abandoned by Milton after the first stanza ) in his Poetical Miscellanies and in Eliza . Tillyard says that the poem is rather in the tradition of the Ovidizing Elizabethans than of the Spen- serians and cites as a parallel to ...
Page 285
... practice of the Greeks them- selves , 10 recognizes that the play falls into " five distinct parts , each an artistic whole , and all of very nearly the same length . " His designation of these parts is substan- tially the same as the ...
... practice of the Greeks them- selves , 10 recognizes that the play falls into " five distinct parts , each an artistic whole , and all of very nearly the same length . " His designation of these parts is substan- tially the same as the ...
Page 296
... practice here of which abundant examples could not be found in English literature before Milton . The unique thing is the degree to which they be- come in him habitual features of style - the warp and woof of his poetical expression ...
... practice here of which abundant examples could not be found in English literature before Milton . The unique thing is the degree to which they be- come in him habitual features of style - the warp and woof of his poetical expression ...
Contents
PARADISE REGAINED AND SAMSON AGONISTES | 12 |
MILTONS STYLE AND VERSIFICATION | 151 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 422 |
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