John Milton's L'allegro, Il Penseroso, Comus, And Lycidas
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The four parts would refer to the governments at London and Edinburgh and those of the Lords President of the North and of Wales (Keightley. quoted by Bell. Bell aptly cites Ovid's caeridei dii in defense of the epithet •' blue-haired," which seems to have been regularly employed in this connection in the masques of the period.
31. Mickli\ great. Cf. the Scotch use of the same word, and see Skeat.
32. Has. Milton does not use this form often. See note to 1. 421.
Tempered awe, i.e., the fear ins...pired by the Lord President is tempered with justice and mercy. The next line is a magnificent tribute to the subjects of the Earl, viz., the Welsh. Milton's interest in the early Britons and their descendants was shown in many ways, cliiefly in his proposed Arthurian epic (see Ejnt. Dam.. 1. 1G2 seq.) and in his lILstoi-y of Britain. It may be noted that Miltou contrives to compliment all the persons of importance present at the performance.
His compliments, by the way, are in far better taste than those Tasso introduced into the Aminta.
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The four parts would refer to the governments at London and Edinburgh and those of the Lords President of the North and of Wales (Keightley. quoted by Bell. Bell aptly cites Ovid's caeridei dii in defense of the epithet •' blue-haired," which seems to have been regularly employed in this connection in the masques of the period.
31. Mickli\ great. Cf. the Scotch use of the same word, and see Skeat.
32. Has. Milton does not use this form often. See note to 1. 421.
Tempered awe, i.e., the fear ins...pired by the Lord President is tempered with justice and mercy. The next line is a magnificent tribute to the subjects of the Earl, viz., the Welsh. Milton's interest in the early Britons and their descendants was shown in many ways, cliiefly in his proposed Arthurian epic (see Ejnt. Dam.. 1. 1G2 seq.) and in his lILstoi-y of Britain. It may be noted that Miltou contrives to compliment all the persons of importance present at the performance.
His compliments, by the way, are in far better taste than those Tasso introduced into the Aminta.
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