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Kelly
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"...with labour I must earn
My bread; what harm? Idleness had been worse" X, 1054-5
"The race of mankind drowned, before the shrine
of Themis stood devout" XI, 13-4
"...man is become
To know both good and evil, since his taste
Of that defended fruit; but let him boast
His knowledge of good lost, and evil got,
Happier, had it sufficed him to have known
Good by itself" XI, 84-9
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My bread; what harm? Idleness had been worse" X, 1054-5
"The race of mankind drowned, before the shrine
of Themis stood devout" XI, 13-4
"...man is become
To know both good and evil, since his taste
Of that defended fruit; but let him boast
His knowledge of good lost, and evil got,
Happier, had it sufficed him to have known
Good by itself" XI, 84-9
Luke Newby
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Book 1 is so ambitious, so terribly good.
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charlie!
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O trabalho do autor sobre a pós queda e o quanto não há ressentimento é fenomenal.
“Oh, tão distante de onde eles caíram”.
A queda física, emocional. Lúcifer caiu em poder, beleza, perdeu tudo. Açoitado pela memória do que era, ele não lamenta, ele diz: “A indômita vontade, o ódio infindo e insubmissa coragem. Tal glória jamais ira ou poderio extorquirão de mim”.
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“Oh, tão distante de onde eles caíram”.
A queda física, emocional. Lúcifer caiu em poder, beleza, perdeu tudo. Açoitado pela memória do que era, ele não lamenta, ele diz: “A indômita vontade, o ódio infindo e insubmissa coragem. Tal glória jamais ira ou poderio extorquirão de mim”.
charlie!
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“Que tua luz seja meu guia, que sua dor seja meu lamento, que sua vaidade e orgulho sejam meus. Eternamente”.
Gosto de como Milton inicia a obra com a famosa ideia da ‘musa’. Canta, celestial musa. O livro para os escolhidos.
Não como Homero, ele pede pureza “O que é treva em mim, aclara”
Do caos, do Orebe, do Sinai.
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Gosto de como Milton inicia a obra com a famosa ideia da ‘musa’. Canta, celestial musa. O livro para os escolhidos.
Não como Homero, ele pede pureza “O que é treva em mim, aclara”
Do caos, do Orebe, do Sinai.
Kelly
is on page 270 of 317
"How can he exercise
Wrath without end on man whom death must end?
Can he make deathless death?" X, 796-8
"That death be not one stroke, as I supposed,
Bereaving sense, but endless misery
From this day onward..." 809-11
"...but strive
in offices of love, how we may lighten
Each other's burden in our share of woe;
Since this day's death denounced...
no sudden, but a slow-paced evil" 959-63
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Wrath without end on man whom death must end?
Can he make deathless death?" X, 796-8
"That death be not one stroke, as I supposed,
Bereaving sense, but endless misery
From this day onward..." 809-11
"...but strive
in offices of love, how we may lighten
Each other's burden in our share of woe;
Since this day's death denounced...
no sudden, but a slow-paced evil" 959-63
