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See “ Odyssey , ” x . a 2 6 1 And bade me keep it as of sovran use. * Apparently , Milton's own invention . The word seems to be coined from Hæmonia , a name for Thrace , the land of magic . 1 The reference is to bird - snaring .
See “ Odyssey , ” x . a 2 6 1 And bade me keep it as of sovran use. * Apparently , Milton's own invention . The word seems to be coined from Hæmonia , a name for Thrace , the land of magic . 1 The reference is to bird - snaring .
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1 One of the speakers in Virgil's first Eclogue ; but it is possible that the reference is to Spenser , who had told the story of Sabrina in the “ Faery Queene , ” Book ii . c . x . * A mythical King of Britain , and a supposed ...
1 One of the speakers in Virgil's first Eclogue ; but it is possible that the reference is to Spenser , who had told the story of Sabrina in the “ Faery Queene , ” Book ii . c . x . * A mythical King of Britain , and a supposed ...
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1 The Church of Rome ; with special reference doubtless to the Romanising tendencies of Laud's party . • There has been much discussion as to the meaning of this phrase ( see Masson's " Milton , " iii . 154-156 ) .
1 The Church of Rome ; with special reference doubtless to the Romanising tendencies of Laud's party . • There has been much discussion as to the meaning of this phrase ( see Masson's " Milton , " iii . 154-156 ) .
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