Paradise Lost, a poem in twelve books. With the life of the author.

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Paradise lost. A poem in twelve books.

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Paradise lost,

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Selections from Paradise lost, including books I. and II. entire, and portions of books III., IV., VI., VII., and X. With introduction, suggestions for study, and glossary.

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Paradise Lost : a poem in twelve books /

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Paradise lost : (books I. and II.) /

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Paradise lost, a poem, in twelve books;

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Paradise lost. A poem in twelve books /

Shaw-Shoemaker no. 21464 (The vol. for 1825 was compiled by R.H. Shoemaker).

Feasts of power : how food reveals Eve's influential role in John Milton's epic poem, "Paradise Lost"

This writing explores how food in Paradise Lost reflects Eve's power in the story of man's (and woman's) fall from grace. Critics often emphasize Adam in Paradise Lost; however, I challenge the notion of the first man as the most influential character of the poem. By examining Eve's role and her abilities with food, one sees the first woman as a well-rounded, complete being, albeit the first to succumb to temptation. Notwithstanding her transgression, -- certainly no trivial act of disobedience -- Eve should be viewed at least as Adam's equal, if not his superior. Her uncanny understanding of matters related to food points to skills Adam does not enjoy, and even Milton acknowledges Eve's importance in this arena. By studying the food in this epic, we see Eve sheds much light on all the other elements of Paradise Lost, and her personal strengths become obvious.

The poetical works of John Milton /

v.I. Minor poems. -- v.II. Paradise lost, Paradise regained, Samson Agonistes. -- v.III. General essay on Milton's English and versification and notes to the poems.

The poetical works of John Milton.

Plates are engravings from the work of J.M.W. Turner, R.A.

Some account of the life and writings of John Milton, derived principally from documents in His Majesty's State-paper office, now first published.

Appendix: An inquiry into the origin of Paradise lost. (lxvii p.)

The poetical works of John Milton.

Paradise lost -- Paradise regain'd -- Poems on several occasions.

John Milton's verlornes Paradies /

Translation of: Paradise lost.

The poetical works of John Milton. With notes of various authors; and with some account of the life and writings of Milton, derived principally from original documents in Her Majesty's State-paper office,

v.1. Paradise lost, books I-II. v.2. Paradise lost (cont.) Remarks of various criticks upon the poem.- Mr. Boyd's Observations on the characters of the fallen angels.- Plans of Paradise lost as a tragedy.- Lander's Interpolations. v.3. Paradise regained.- Samson Agonistes. Lycidas.- L'Allegro.- Il Penseroso. v.4. Arcades.- Comus.- Sonnets.- Odes.- Miscellanies.- Elegiarium liber.- Epigrammatum liber.- Silvarum liber.