The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Satan awakens all his legions , " who lay till then in the fame manner confounded : they rife ; their numbers ... Satan , rifes , íuddenly built out of the deep : the in- " fernal peers there fit in council . " Book II . " The ...
... Satan awakens all his legions , " who lay till then in the fame manner confounded : they rife ; their numbers ... Satan , rifes , íuddenly built out of the deep : the in- " fernal peers there fit in council . " Book II . " The ...
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... Satan , but by him feduced . The Son " of God renders praises to his father for the manifefta- ❝tion of his gracious purpose towards man : but God " again declares , that grace cannot be extended towards " man without the fatisfaction ...
... Satan , but by him feduced . The Son " of God renders praises to his father for the manifefta- ❝tion of his gracious purpose towards man : but God " again declares , that grace cannot be extended towards " man without the fatisfaction ...
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... Satan and " his angels . The firft fight defcribed : Satan and his " powers retire under night : he calls a council , invents " devilish engines , which in the fecond day's fight put " Michael and his angels to fome diforder ; but they ...
... Satan and " his angels . The firft fight defcribed : Satan and his " powers retire under night : he calls a council , invents " devilish engines , which in the fecond day's fight put " Michael and his angels to fome diforder ; but they ...
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