The Poetical Works of John Milton, 3. cilt

Adam Adam and Eve Adam's Æneid alludes Angel beast beauty behold Bentley called cloud Comus creatures darkness death delight described divine Du Bartas DUNSTER dwell earth edit epick Euripides Eurynome evil expression eyes Faer fair fruit garden glory ground hath heart Heaven heavenly Hell Homer human HUME Iliad judgement Latin light live Lord mankind Milton mind nature NEWTON night observes Ophion Ovid Paradise Lost passage passion PEARCE perhaps poem poet poetry Psalm reader return'd RICHARDSON Samson Agonistes Satan says Scripture seem'd seems sense serpent Shakspeare sight signifies speaking speech Spenser spirit stars Stillingfleet stood sublime sweet taste Terah thee thence things thou hast thought THYER TODD tree verse viii Virgil virtue Vulgar Latin wings wonder word δὲ καὶ