Milton and the Theme of FameMouton, 1973 - 71 páginas |
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... Hughes states that in Milton's every major poem runs the theme of glory.1 Hughes points out that Milton is following a main line of tradition , stemming back to Plato and Augustine , when he writes in Lycidas that Fame is no plant that ...
... Hughes states that in Milton's every major poem runs the theme of glory.1 Hughes points out that Milton is following a main line of tradition , stemming back to Plato and Augustine , when he writes in Lycidas that Fame is no plant that ...
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... Hughes ties almost all of Milton's ideas on fame and glory to traditional avenues of thought , reaching far back into classical antiquity . Finally , in contrast to such critics as T. S. Eliot , Hughes argues : It is strange that ...
... Hughes ties almost all of Milton's ideas on fame and glory to traditional avenues of thought , reaching far back into classical antiquity . Finally , in contrast to such critics as T. S. Eliot , Hughes argues : It is strange that ...
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... Hughes , ed . , John Milton : Complete Poems and Major Prose ( New York , 1957 ) , p . 1021. All quotations of Milton are from the Hughes edition unless otherwise indicated . as well as some lines on the death of the Fame in the Period ...
... Hughes , ed . , John Milton : Complete Poems and Major Prose ( New York , 1957 ) , p . 1021. All quotations of Milton are from the Hughes edition unless otherwise indicated . as well as some lines on the death of the Fame in the Period ...
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