The Poetical Works of John Milton, Band 1at the Clarendon Press., 1731 |
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John Milton. 440 . Of defpicable foes . With thefe in troop Came ASTORETH , whom the PHCNICIANS call'd ASTARTE , Queen of heaven , with crefcent horns ; To whofe bright image nightly by the moon , SIDONIAN virgins paid their vows and ...
John Milton. 440 . Of defpicable foes . With thefe in troop Came ASTORETH , whom the PHCNICIANS call'd ASTARTE , Queen of heaven , with crefcent horns ; To whofe bright image nightly by the moon , SIDONIAN virgins paid their vows and ...
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... thefe appear'd A crew who under names of old renown , OSIRIS , ISIS , OR US , and their train With monftrous fhapes and forceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT , and her priefts , to feek Their wandring Gods difguis'd in brutish forms , Rather ...
... thefe appear'd A crew who under names of old renown , OSIRIS , ISIS , OR US , and their train With monftrous fhapes and forceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT , and her priefts , to feek Their wandring Gods difguis'd in brutish forms , Rather ...
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... thefe first in CRETE And IDA known , thence on the fnowy top Of cold OLYMPUS rul'd the middle air , Their higheft heav'n ; or on the DELPHIAN cliff , Or in DODONA , and thro ' all the bounds Of DORIC land ; or who with SATURN old Fled ...
... thefe first in CRETE And IDA known , thence on the fnowy top Of cold OLYMPUS rul'd the middle air , Their higheft heav'n ; or on the DELPHIAN cliff , Or in DODONA , and thro ' all the bounds Of DORIC land ; or who with SATURN old Fled ...
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... deceive his mind , whofe eye Views all things at one view ! He from heav'n's height All thefe our motions vain fees and derides ; 180 185 101 Not Not more almighty to . refift our might , 195 Book II . PARADISE LOST . 29.
... deceive his mind , whofe eye Views all things at one view ! He from heav'n's height All thefe our motions vain fees and derides ; 180 185 101 Not Not more almighty to . refift our might , 195 Book II . PARADISE LOST . 29.
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... thefe torments ? better thefe than worfe By my advice ; fince Fate inevitable Subdues us , and omnipotent decree , The victor's will . To fuffer as to do , Our ftrength is equal , nor the law unjuft That fo ordains : This was at first ...
... thefe torments ? better thefe than worfe By my advice ; fince Fate inevitable Subdues us , and omnipotent decree , The victor's will . To fuffer as to do , Our ftrength is equal , nor the law unjuft That fo ordains : This was at first ...
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