01441nam a2200217Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000210006904000180009005000160010808200110012410000320013524501500016726000510031730000190036849000530038750400410044050506760048160000660115798945BIBL20160527175313.0711013s1967    pau      b    00010 eng    a 67028898 //r912  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aPR3588b.F500a821/.410aFiore, Peter Amadeus2Local10aTh'upright heart and purebessays on John Milton commemorating the tercentenary of the publication of Paradise lost.cEdited by Amadeus P. Fiore.0 aPittsburghbDuquesne University Pressc[c1967]  a149 p.c26 cm. 0aDuquesne studies. Philological seriesv102Local  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aMilton's limbo of vanity, by M. Y. Hughes.--The heresies of satan, by W. B. Hunter, Jr.--The composition of Milton's De Doctrina Christiana: first phase, by M. Kelley.--Milton as satirist and wit, by E. Le Comte.--Jerusalem and Athens: the temptation of learning in Paradise regained, by B. Rajan.--The metaphor of inspiration in Paradise lost, by J. T. Shawcross.--Paradise lost and the Italian epic tradition, by W. Shumaker.--The tragic glass: Milton, minturno and the condition humaine, by J. M. Steadman.--Milton and the hundred articles against Alexander More, by K. Svendsen.--Milton as philosophical poet, by R. West.--A note on Milton's diction, by B. A. Wright.10aMilton, Johnd1608-1674xCriticism and interpretation.2Local