A Variorum Commentary on the Poems of John Milton, Vol. 5, Part 4: Paradise Lost
[...]a definition entry: [...]a source entry: Evidently, the volume covering PL will consist of fewer than twelve parts, though we should not be surprised if another pair of Books, besides 11 and 12, is covered in a single part. Since Columbia covered PR in one part, perhaps the Duquesne editors fel...
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| Veröffentlicht in: | Seventeenth-century news 2012, Vol.70 (1/2), p.1 |
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| Zusammenfassung: | [...]a definition entry: [...]a source entry: Evidently, the volume covering PL will consist of fewer than twelve parts, though we should not be surprised if another pair of Books, besides 11 and 12, is covered in a single part. Since Columbia covered PR in one part, perhaps the Duquesne editors felt it appropriate to do the same with certain Books in PL. But this is a questionable method of annotating one of the most significant poems in the English language. [...]questions arise concerning the most recent annotators of the Milton Variorum: Why quit at 1970 knowing the finished product will require substantial updating? |
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