Dante And Other Waning Classics
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The battle now rages and Satan and Michael meet in combat; the former is wounded and howls with pain, but the wound heals up for angels can only die by being annihilated; they cannot be mortally wounded. Satan invented the cannons after his first da/s defeat, and the angels are temporarily thrown into con- fusion, but soon they tear up mountains and hills which they throw at the devils. The mountain throwing scene is usually passed over by Miltonians out of charity for their bard. It is at this... stage that the son comes to the rescue. He drives the devils out of heaven with his thundering. He did not seek to annihilate them but to root them out of heaven and drive them into hell. But why should he not have exterminated them and saved the human race all its troubles, and also thus kept himself from dying for it? Why didn't the Almighty make the rebel angels respect His son before compelling the latter to defeat them ? Why did the battle have to last three days and why didn't God Himself fight?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The battle now rages and Satan and Michael meet in combat; the former is wounded and howls with pain, but the wound heals up for angels can only die by being annihilated; they cannot be mortally wounded. Satan invented the cannons after his first da/s defeat, and the angels are temporarily thrown into con- fusion, but soon they tear up mountains and hills which they throw at the devils. The mountain throwing scene is usually passed over by Miltonians out of charity for their bard. It is at this... stage that the son comes to the rescue. He drives the devils out of heaven with his thundering. He did not seek to annihilate them but to root them out of heaven and drive them into hell. But why should he not have exterminated them and saved the human race all its troubles, and also thus kept himself from dying for it? Why didn't the Almighty make the rebel angels respect His son before compelling the latter to defeat them ? Why did the battle have to last three days and why didn't God Himself fight?
What to read after Dante And Other Waning Classics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Mordell to read onlineMoreLess
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