Paradise Lost: Books V And Vi
Paradise Lost: Books V And Vi
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unsleeping: *' Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep," Ps, cxxi. 4. The same is said of Zeus, Ilicul 11. i.
652. Alluding to the **pure river of water of life" (xxii. i), with ''living fountains of waters" (vii. 17), mentioned in the Revelation; "on either side of the river was there the tree of life" (xxii. a). Cf.
m« 357 — 59» XI. 7^ Lye, 174, and the Sonnet, The Religious Memory, 14. We may remember Vergil's description (y£». vi. 673 — 5) of the lives of the blessed ...in Elysium, '* In groves we live, and lie on mossy beds By oystal streams, that murmur through the meads" (Dryden).
^53> 654* pavilions, tents (see G.), tabernacles having the same sense ; from Lat. iabemaculum, a dimin. of tabema^ a shed or hut.
Tabermuulum is used in the Vulgate of the tent that sheltered the Ark, whence it passed into the Authorised Version.
655. in their course. Is he thinking of the Temple-service, and the division of offices among the Levites? Cf. i Chron, xxvii. i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
unsleeping: *' Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep," Ps, cxxi. 4. The same is said of Zeus, Ilicul 11. i.
652. Alluding to the **pure river of water of life" (xxii. i), with ''living fountains of waters" (vii. 17), mentioned in the Revelation; "on either side of the river was there the tree of life" (xxii. a). Cf.
m« 357 — 59» XI. 7^ Lye, 174, and the Sonnet, The Religious Memory, 14. We may remember Vergil's description (y£». vi. 673 — 5) of the lives of the blessed ...in Elysium, '* In groves we live, and lie on mossy beds By oystal streams, that murmur through the meads" (Dryden).
^53> 654* pavilions, tents (see G.), tabernacles having the same sense ; from Lat. iabemaculum, a dimin. of tabema^ a shed or hut.
Tabermuulum is used in the Vulgate of the tent that sheltered the Ark, whence it passed into the Authorised Version.
655. in their course. Is he thinking of the Temple-service, and the division of offices among the Levites? Cf. i Chron, xxvii. i.
What to read after Paradise Lost: Books V And Vi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Milton, Arthur Wilson Verity to read onlineMoreLess
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