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Instead , I will call attention to a few telling examples , reproduced in full in the Appendix . For ease of comparison , in each example I quote the first printing of Donne's text ( 1633 ) , accompanied by variants in the manuscripts ...
Instead , I will call attention to a few telling examples , reproduced in full in the Appendix . For ease of comparison , in each example I quote the first printing of Donne's text ( 1633 ) , accompanied by variants in the manuscripts ...
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These two examples also clearly demonstrate that Fetherstone's friend was following the Geneva translation ... In the third example ( Lamentations 1:21 ; Donne , lines 81-84 ) , Donne follows Fetherstone's friend in using the word ...
These two examples also clearly demonstrate that Fetherstone's friend was following the Geneva translation ... In the third example ( Lamentations 1:21 ; Donne , lines 81-84 ) , Donne follows Fetherstone's friend in using the word ...
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He found this in the figure of Christ , whom Donne presents as the ultimate example of the proper suicide , one who satisfies the very particular circumstances in which such action is tolerable ; “ our Example is Christ ” ( 133 ) ...
He found this in the figure of Christ , whom Donne presents as the ultimate example of the proper suicide , one who satisfies the very particular circumstances in which such action is tolerable ; “ our Example is Christ ” ( 133 ) ...
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| Title | Wrestling with God: Literature & Theology in the English Renaissance : Essays to Honour Paul Grant Stanwood |
| Authors | Raymond George Siemens, P. G. Stanwood |
| Editors | William Speed Hill, Mary Ellen Henley |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | M.E. Henley, 2001 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Feb 2008 |
| ISBN | 0968719503, 9780968719503 |
| Length | 336 pages |
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