El paraiso perdido

UANL

Paradis perdu

UANL

Learning in networks of knowledge

 A conference on teaching and learning in tertiary education

The role of industry supervisors in providing feedback to students as part of the assessment process in Work Integrated Learning (WIL)

 ATN : Australian University Technology Network

Samson : ein Oratorium

aus dem Engl. des Milton zu Händel's Musik ; frei übers., und in dieser die Instrumentalbegleitung vermehrt von I. F. von Mosel

Samson : ein Oratorium

aus dem Engl. des Milton zu Händel's Musik frei übers., und in dieser die Instrumentalbegleitung vermehrt von I. F. Mosel

Summons and recognizance for Hugh Woodcock, 1730

An early colonial summons and recognizance for Hugh Woodcock, who was charged with adultery. John Shoreland was surety for Woodcock's appearance in court. Woodcock failed to appear, and Shoreland failed to produce him, so the Court declared a default and ordered Shoreland's arrest and detention.

Travels from Vienna through lower Hungary; with some remarks on the state of Vienna during the Congress, in the year 1814.

Plates after drawings by Bright engraved by Elizabeth Byrne, John Byrne, Lititia Byrne, H. Hobson, Samuel Middiman, Milton, John Pye, William Raymond Smith. Maps engraved by Sidney Hall. Wood-engraved head-pieces.

Natural and political observations made upon the bills of mortality /

Mode of access: Internet.

Cosas de España; or, Going to Madrid via Barcelona.

"A portion of the following pages is reprinted from Putnam's monthly magazine."--Pref.

A transcendent spiritual treatise upon several heavenly doctrines ...

Mode of access: Internet.

British anthologies /

Includes indexes.

Systems engineering mathematics.

Prentice-Hall international series in space technology.

Epistolarum Familiarium Liber Unus in The Complete Works of John Milton: Volume XI (672pp.)

This edition of Milton’s Epistolarum Familiarium Liber Unus and of his Uncollected Letters, will appear as 672 pp. of The Complete Works of John Milton Volume XI, eds. Gordon Campbell and Edward Jones (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2016). A diplomatic Latin text and a new facing English translation are complemented by a detailed Introduction and commentary that situate Milton’s Latin letters in relation to the classical, pedagogical and essentially humanist contexts at the heart of their composition. Now the art of epistolography advocated and exemplified by Cicero and Quintilian and embraced by Renaissance pedagogical manuals is read through a humanist filter whereby, via the precedent (and very title) of Epistolae Familiares, the Miltonic Liber is shown to engage with a neo-Latin re-invention of the classical epistola that had come to birth in quattrocento Italy in the letters of Petrarch and his contemporaries. At the same time the Epistolae are seen as offering fresh insight into Milton’s views on education, philology, his relations with Italian literati, his blindness, the poetic dimension of his Latin prose, and especially his verbal ingenuity as the ‘words’ of Latin ‘Letters’ become a self-conscious showcasing of etymological punning on the ‘letters’ of Latin ‘words’. The edition also announces several new discoveries, most notably its uncovering and collation of a manuscript of Henry Oldenburg’s transcription (in his Liber Epistolaris held in Royal Society, London) of Milton’s Ep. Fam. 25 (to Richard Jones). Oldenburg’s transcription (from the original sent to his pupil Jones) is an important find, given the loss of all but two of the manuscripts of Milton’s original Latin letters included in the 1674 volume. The edition also presents new evidence in regard to Milton’s relationships with the Italian philologist Benedetto Buonmattei, the Greek humanist Leonard Philaras, the radical pastor Jean Labadie (and the French church of London), and the elusive Peter Heimbach.

The challenge of change; what is happening in home missions, by John Milton Moore.

http://www.archive.org/details/challengeofchang028207mbp