Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... Bible , another that his views have been confused with the Bible , another that his language is too Biblical to tell what he believed , another that he was merely an exponent of the Protestant Reformation . Of his Bible reading it has ...
... Bible , another that his views have been confused with the Bible , another that his language is too Biblical to tell what he believed , another that he was merely an exponent of the Protestant Reformation . Of his Bible reading it has ...
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... Bible ever published in Scot- land . [ In England , it ] was far more popular than the Great Bible and was recognized as its superior . This superiority having discredited the official Bible of the Church , and the Genevan version ...
... Bible ever published in Scot- land . [ In England , it ] was far more popular than the Great Bible and was recognized as its superior . This superiority having discredited the official Bible of the Church , and the Genevan version ...
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Joseph Moody McDill. VI . MILTON'S BIBLE Milton's Bible , as we know , was the new King James version which had appeared in 1611. And according to Fletcher , he used it constantly " as his regularly employed English version . " " But he ...
Joseph Moody McDill. VI . MILTON'S BIBLE Milton's Bible , as we know , was the new King James version which had appeared in 1611. And according to Fletcher , he used it constantly " as his regularly employed English version . " " But he ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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