Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and AreopagiticaVerlag nicht ermittelbar, 1780 - 381 pages |
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Page 115
... set up an ordinary Common- " wealth * . " In the Είκων Βασιλικη King Charles says , or is made to fay , " that Kings 66 are the greateft patrons of law , juftice , " order , and religion , on earth . " !! To this Milton replies , " What ...
... set up an ordinary Common- " wealth * . " In the Είκων Βασιλικη King Charles says , or is made to fay , " that Kings 66 are the greateft patrons of law , juftice , " order , and religion , on earth . " !! To this Milton replies , " What ...
Page 328
... set purpose to ex- tinguish , if it were poffible , the light of Reformation , and to fettle falfhood ; little differing from that policie where- with the Turk upholds his Alcoran , by the prohibition of Printing . " Tis not deny'd ...
... set purpose to ex- tinguish , if it were poffible , the light of Reformation , and to fettle falfhood ; little differing from that policie where- with the Turk upholds his Alcoran , by the prohibition of Printing . " Tis not deny'd ...
Page 362
... set forth new pofitions to the world . And were they but as the duft and cinders of our feet , fo long as in that notion they may yet ferve to polish and brighten the ar- moury of Truth , ev'n for that respect " they were not utterly to ...
... set forth new pofitions to the world . And were they but as the duft and cinders of our feet , fo long as in that notion they may yet ferve to polish and brighten the ar- moury of Truth , ev'n for that respect " they were not utterly to ...
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