The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes of Various Authors ...J. Johson [et a.], 1809 |
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... NEWTON , Ver . 11. That brought into this , a world of woe , ] The pun , or what fhall I call it , in this line , may be avoided , as a great man obferved to me , by diftinguishing thus : " That brought into this world ( a world of woe ) ...
... NEWTON , Ver . 11. That brought into this , a world of woe , ] The pun , or what fhall I call it , in this line , may be avoided , as a great man obferved to me , by diftinguishing thus : " That brought into this world ( a world of woe ) ...
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... NEWTON . A cruel fentence indeed , and a very fevere Statute of Limi- tation ! enough , if it had any foundation , to destroy every future attempt of any exalted genius that might arife . But , in truth , the affertion is totally ...
... NEWTON . A cruel fentence indeed , and a very fevere Statute of Limi- tation ! enough , if it had any foundation , to destroy every future attempt of any exalted genius that might arife . But , in truth , the affertion is totally ...
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... NEWTON . Ver . 50 . Short arbiter ' Twixt day and night , ] This expreffion was probably borrowed from the beginning of Sidney's Arcadia , where , fpeaking of the fun about the time of the equinox , he calls him " an in- different ...
... NEWTON . Ver . 50 . Short arbiter ' Twixt day and night , ] This expreffion was probably borrowed from the beginning of Sidney's Arcadia , where , fpeaking of the fun about the time of the equinox , he calls him " an in- different ...
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... NEWTON . Ver . 65 . Petrarch expreffes it : the car of night ] As " Notte ' l carro ftellato in giro mena . " ?? See alfo Mr. Warton's note In Quint . Nov. v . 70. TODD .. Ver . 75 . involv'd in rising mist , ] Homer , Il . i . 359 , NEWTON ...
... NEWTON . Ver . 65 . Petrarch expreffes it : the car of night ] As " Notte ' l carro ftellato in giro mena . " ?? See alfo Mr. Warton's note In Quint . Nov. v . 70. TODD .. Ver . 75 . involv'd in rising mist , ] Homer , Il . i . 359 , NEWTON ...
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... NEWTON . } > " 511 Ver . 86. The Serpent subtleft beast & c . ] So Mofes , Gen.iii . 1. " Now the ferpent was more fubtle than any beaft of the field : " The fubtlety of the ferpent is commended likewife by Ariftotle and other ...
... NEWTON . } > " 511 Ver . 86. The Serpent subtleft beast & c . ] So Mofes , Gen.iii . 1. " Now the ferpent was more fubtle than any beaft of the field : " The fubtlety of the ferpent is commended likewife by Ariftotle and other ...
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