Milton's Blindness, Volume 69Columbia University Press, 1934 - 167 páginas |
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... least , could be a condition of a number of diseases . I have not considered as evidence any invective used against Milton , such as the quotation from Vergil , " A monster horrid , hideous , huge , and blind , " which is used in the ...
... least , could be a condition of a number of diseases . I have not considered as evidence any invective used against Milton , such as the quotation from Vergil , " A monster horrid , hideous , huge , and blind , " which is used in the ...
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... least , the world appears not as black darkness but as grayish hue , always the same , day or night . Milton , by preference , did most of his composing at night . Would this indicate a hatred of the dark ? In the second ...
... least , the world appears not as black darkness but as grayish hue , always the same , day or night . Milton , by preference , did most of his composing at night . Would this indicate a hatred of the dark ? In the second ...
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... least , which helped Milton to find peace and content . Then will I Jehovah's praise According to his justice raise And sing the Name and Deitie Of Jehovah the most high . " Psalm VIII is Milton's hallelujah to his Maker for the wonders ...
... least , which helped Milton to find peace and content . Then will I Jehovah's praise According to his justice raise And sing the Name and Deitie Of Jehovah the most high . " Psalm VIII is Milton's hallelujah to his Maker for the wonders ...
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Medicine and Hygiene in the Seventeenth Century | 3 |
Evidence Relating to the Cause of Miltons Blindness | 16 |
Fantastic Views of the Cause of Miltons Blindness | 24 |
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