Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... ideas which were known as " Calvinistic " and of which he was the inheritor . In the first place , the body of ideas springing immed- iately from Calvin was not limited to his Institutes , as many seem to think . The fame of Calvin ...
... ideas which were known as " Calvinistic " and of which he was the inheritor . In the first place , the body of ideas springing immed- iately from Calvin was not limited to his Institutes , as many seem to think . The fame of Calvin ...
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... ideas , brought a modification and development into the meaning of the term . It is difficult to know how far Milton was affected by this growing mass of Calvinistic ideas ; but that he was , his works show . It shall be the pose of the ...
... ideas , brought a modification and development into the meaning of the term . It is difficult to know how far Milton was affected by this growing mass of Calvinistic ideas ; but that he was , his works show . It shall be the pose of the ...
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... ideas in Milton's other works . The De Doctrina contains the most indisputably Arminian ideas to be found in Milton ; and we have seen that Arminianism appears most strongly in the 1640 composi- tions ; whereas the 1650 compositions ...
... ideas in Milton's other works . The De Doctrina contains the most indisputably Arminian ideas to be found in Milton ; and we have seen that Arminianism appears most strongly in the 1640 composi- tions ; whereas the 1650 compositions ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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