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Some critics have been sur- prised that he did not take the Crucifixion or the Resurrection. And it is obvious that the first, with the Tree of Calvary pointing back to the Tree in the Garden, would have afforded a natural sequence to Paradise Lost. Others have wondered that he did not use the Descent into Hell in which the liberation of Satan's captives would have followed on the story of how they fell into his power. And it is obvious that there were great poetic, and especially Miltonic, pos...sibilities in the theme of the victorious Son of God entering the very kingdom in which the Satan of Paradise Lost had exercised such splendid rule, and setting free the saints and prophets and kings of the Old Testament. But it is possible, as Sir Walter Raleigh has suggested, that Milton was no longer in the vein for grandiose themes of external majesty and might such as this story would have afforded. " His interest was now centred rather in the sayings of the wise than in the deeds of the mighty." That PARADISE REGAINED 199 may be so : though his Samson which was yet to come is certainly not without its mighty deeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some critics have been sur- prised that he did not take the Crucifixion or the Resurrection. And it is obvious that the first, with the Tree of Calvary pointing back to the Tree in the Garden, would have afforded a natural sequence to Paradise Lost. Others have wondered that he did not use the Descent into Hell in which the liberation of Satan's captives would have followed on the story of how they fell into his power. And it is obvious that there were great poetic, and especially Miltonic, pos...sibilities in the theme of the victorious Son of God entering the very kingdom in which the Satan of Paradise Lost had exercised such splendid rule, and setting free the saints and prophets and kings of the Old Testament. But it is possible, as Sir Walter Raleigh has suggested, that Milton was no longer in the vein for grandiose themes of external majesty and might such as this story would have afforded. " His interest was now centred rather in the sayings of the wise than in the deeds of the mighty." That PARADISE REGAINED 199 may be so : though his Samson which was yet to come is certainly not without its mighty deeds.
What to read after Milton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey John Cann to read onlineMoreLess
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