Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... thought that lies behind it . For this reason , it is not enough to take one phase of his thought alone . Ideas are related , and form patterns , systems , bodies of doctrine . To take a single theme in Milton and trace his relation to ...
... thought that lies behind it . For this reason , it is not enough to take one phase of his thought alone . Ideas are related , and form patterns , systems , bodies of doctrine . To take a single theme in Milton and trace his relation to ...
Page 118
... thought ; but in both cases , there appears to be a gradual subordination of all elements of thought to the spir- itual processes which attracted them to the form of religious doctrine that they held in common . But this fact will be ...
... thought ; but in both cases , there appears to be a gradual subordination of all elements of thought to the spir- itual processes which attracted them to the form of religious doctrine that they held in common . But this fact will be ...
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... thought in his prose work and minor poems ; we shall now turn our attention to the doctrinal ideas in De Doctrina , Paradise Lost , Paradise Regained , and Sam- son Agonistes . I have thought fit to group these works to- gether because ...
... thought in his prose work and minor poems ; we shall now turn our attention to the doctrinal ideas in De Doctrina , Paradise Lost , Paradise Regained , and Sam- son Agonistes . I have thought fit to group these works to- gether because ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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