Paradise Lost
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The allusion is to Proverbs viii. 23 — ^30, where tlie word rendered "rejoicing" in verse 30 may mean *pla)dng' (ludens in the Vulgate); cf. "didst play,^ 10. M. quotes the verse in Tetra* chordon and substitutes "plajring" for "rejoicing" (P. W, III. 331). , ' .
9. converse, live in company with (Lat. conversari)*, cL U. 184.
' 13. He means that in books ill., v., vi., he has described events Digitized by VjOOQIC NOTES. 47 which took place in the ** Heaven of Heavens,'* i.e. the Empyrean (see ...pp. 8i, 82). Cf. 553- 14. draWKy breathed ; cf. viii. 284. empyreal air, the air of the Empyrean, hence 'fiery.' M. accents the noun empyrean (73), the adj.
empyreal, 15. thy tempering, tempered by thee, i.e. made to suit the breathing of "an earthly guest." 16. element, proper sphere or dwelling-place, viz. the Earth.
17. He implies that, guided by the Muse (12), he has been borne aloft on a winged Pegasus of his own, superior to the Pegasus (4) of mythology, unreined; * unbridled, * Lat. i«/>v«*r; it qualifies j/*'«/.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The allusion is to Proverbs viii. 23 — ^30, where tlie word rendered "rejoicing" in verse 30 may mean *pla)dng' (ludens in the Vulgate); cf. "didst play,^ 10. M. quotes the verse in Tetra* chordon and substitutes "plajring" for "rejoicing" (P. W, III. 331). , ' .
9. converse, live in company with (Lat. conversari)*, cL U. 184.
' 13. He means that in books ill., v., vi., he has described events Digitized by VjOOQIC NOTES. 47 which took place in the ** Heaven of Heavens,'* i.e. the Empyrean (see ...pp. 8i, 82). Cf. 553- 14. draWKy breathed ; cf. viii. 284. empyreal air, the air of the Empyrean, hence 'fiery.' M. accents the noun empyrean (73), the adj.
empyreal, 15. thy tempering, tempered by thee, i.e. made to suit the breathing of "an earthly guest." 16. element, proper sphere or dwelling-place, viz. the Earth.
17. He implies that, guided by the Muse (12), he has been borne aloft on a winged Pegasus of his own, superior to the Pegasus (4) of mythology, unreined; * unbridled, * Lat. i«/>v«*r; it qualifies j/*'«/.
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