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... epigrams to her . She brought again to his mind the celestial harmony , which she of all mortals seemed fit to reproduce . Milton's epigrams are conventional in their extravagance ; he probably would not have wished play on the organ ...
... epigrams to her . She brought again to his mind the celestial harmony , which she of all mortals seemed fit to reproduce . Milton's epigrams are conventional in their extravagance ; he probably would not have wished play on the organ ...
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... thought warbling his Doric lay . 12. Three Latin Epigrams to Leonora Baroni , the Singer ( 1638-39 ) . Quoted in Appendix III , pp . 129-130 . 13. Epitaphium Damonis 215-219 ( 1639-40 ) : Ipse , 110 Milton's Knowledge of Music.
... thought warbling his Doric lay . 12. Three Latin Epigrams to Leonora Baroni , the Singer ( 1638-39 ) . Quoted in Appendix III , pp . 129-130 . 13. Epitaphium Damonis 215-219 ( 1639-40 ) : Ipse , 110 Milton's Knowledge of Music.
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... Epigram . Ep . Epit . Dam . = Epitaphium Damonis . In Quint . Nov. In Quintum Novembris . In Obit . Praes . Eli . = In Obitum Praesulis Eliensis . Nat . non pat . sen . Naturam non Pati Senium . GLOSSARY Aeolian , adj . Pertaining to ...
... Epigram . Ep . Epit . Dam . = Epitaphium Damonis . In Quint . Nov. In Quintum Novembris . In Obit . Praes . Eli . = In Obitum Praesulis Eliensis . Nat . non pat . sen . Naturam non Pati Senium . GLOSSARY Aeolian , adj . Pertaining to ...
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English Music in the Seventeenth Century | 1 |
The Life of Milton as a Musician | 12 |
Milton and the Art of Music 28 | 57 |
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