The Annotated Milton: Complete English Poems

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by John Milton; Burton Raffel


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  3299 accustomed

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  3300 plan, aim

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  3301 wearisome, irritating, tiring, annoying

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  3302 except

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  3303 look

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  3304 [verb]

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  3305 ecstasy

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  3306 forbidden

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  3307 exuded, let fall

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  3308 overloaded

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  3309 imposition of a limitation

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  3310 is it set

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  3311 venturesome

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  3312 dazed, depressing

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  3313 declared

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  3314 plucked

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  3315 instigator, the Creator

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  3316 a portion of

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  3317 firmly, soberly

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  3318 unusual, unfamiliar, strange

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  3319 imagination

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  3320 closest, nearest

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  3321 function

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  3322 vigilant

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  3323 bring before the mind

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  3324 what we call

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  3325 recent

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  3326 dismal

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  3327 hidden, confined

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  3328 a dam or any device holding back water

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  3329 disclosing (i.e., making visible, after the darkness of night)

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  3330 prayers

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  3331 different, variable, changing

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  3332 lacked

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  3333 suitable, appropriate

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  3334 (1) flow of impassioned language, (2) style

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  3335 ready and willing

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  3336 metrical

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  3337 tuneful, musical

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  3338 structure, fabric

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  3339 harmonious music

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  3340 Venus (as morning star, called Lucifer; as evening star, called Hesperus)

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  3341 promise

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  3342 gemlike headband

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  3343 early morning (either dawn or about 6 A.M.)

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  3344 attained, achieved, reached

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  3345 gleaming, bright

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  3346 flees (it)

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  3347 moves quickly (rotating once every twenty-four hours)

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  3348 i.e., not having fixed orbits

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  3349 the known planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter

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  3350 in fourfold combination

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  3351 exhibit divergence

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  3352 not of different colors, but only of one

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  3353 more usually used for “streams, brooks,” than in the modern meaning of a man-

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  3354 sing

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  3355 testify, give evidence

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  3356 made vocal = sounded, turned into/endowed with music

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  3357 always

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  3358 accustomed, usual, habitual

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  3359 agricultural, pastoral

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  3360 pampered boughs = crammed with boughs

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  3361 without offspring

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  3362 entangled branches?

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  3363 the elm becomes the stepparent of the vine’s “children,” her bunches of grapes

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  3364 bunches (of grapes)

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  3365 unproductive

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  3366 “With pity, Heaven’s High King (God) beheld Adam and Eve thus employed”

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  3367 see Book IV, above, at lines 168–71

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  3368 plans, schemes

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  3369 relieve

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  3370 food, a meal

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  3371 unsettled, fickle, variable, subject to change or alteration

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  3372 confident

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  3373 moreover, in addition

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  3374 resisted

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  3375 claim, put forward as an excuse

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  3376 unexhorted, uninformed

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  3377 satisfied, did, performed

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  3378 order, responsibility

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  3379 radiant spirits

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  3380 shrouded, covered

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  3381 brilliant, magnificent

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  3382 contrived, built, intended

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  3383 placed between

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  3384 corresponding

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  3385 competent

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  3386 islands in the south Aegean Sea

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  3387 Greek island

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  3388 island off the coast of Asia Minor

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  3389 sees, identifies

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  3390 headlong

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  3391 wing

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  3392 beats

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  3393 flexible, unresisting

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  3394 the altitude attained in soaring

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  3395 mythical bird that perpetually renews its life, first burning its old body, then being reborn from the ashes

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  3396 stared at

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  3397 solitary

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  3398 the phoenix’s

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  3399 Raphael

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  3400 features

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  3401 draped

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  3402 belt

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  3403 covered, bordered, edged

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  3404 soft

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  3405 dyed (by immersion)

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  3406 colored

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  3407 dye

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  3408 Hermes

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  3409 plumage, feathers />
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  3410 so that

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  3411 circuit wide = wide surrounding space

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  3412 participating in, performing

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  3413 blessed, beatified

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  3414 an aromatic balsam

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  3415 sported, played

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  3416 beyond

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  3417 aromatic

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  3418 burning, glowing

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  3419 properly

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  3420 render distasteful

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  3421 command

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  3422 condescend

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  3423 confer as a gift

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  3424 liberality, bounty

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  3425 discharging its load

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  3426 hoard

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  3427 holy, sanctified

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  3428 soil

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  3429 supply

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  3430 suffice

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  3431 careful

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  3432 laying by

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  3433 (1) unneeded, (2) excessive

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  3434 moisture

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  3435 thicket

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  3436 hurried, quick

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  3437 [four syllables, first and third accented]

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  3438 sustained, supported, confirmed

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  3439 most natural

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  3440 busies

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  3441 Mediterranean

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  3442 the Black Sea

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  3443 Carthaginian/Phoenician (North African)

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  3444 king of the Phaeacian island, now Corfu

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  3445 homage, tax

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  3446 table

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  3447 unfermented juice

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  3448 mixes

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  3449 sweet

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  3450 smooth (creamy) and frothing liquids

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  3451 lacks

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  3452 suitable, appropriate

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  3453 not burned, as incense would be, since there was as yet no fire available to burn them

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  3454 original

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  3455 grand, imposing

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  3456 submissive, subdued

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  3457 lack

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  3458 condescend

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  3459 noontime, midday

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  3460 sink down

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  3461 seventh of the nine angelic orders

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  3462 at will = as I please

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  3463 pastoral

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  3464 Roman goddess of fruits

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  3465 orchard, bower

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  3466 (1) from fables rather than real, (2) sham, because pagan

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  3467 a beauty competition among Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite; Paris, son of King Priam of Troy, gave the prize to Aphrodite

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  3468 “veil” could then mean “cloak” or “mantle”

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  3469 weak, shaky

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  3470 table

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  3471 Adam

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  3472 generous gifts

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  3473 in part = who is in part

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  3474 distasteful, unwelcome

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  3475 as “rational” creatures, human beings are required to (and can) think in order to know; their knowledge is therefore of necessity partial. “Intelligential” creatures, however, are endowed with complete knowledge that is of their very essence

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  3476 both angels and men

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  3477 heat for digestive purposes

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  3478 [adjective]

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  3479 unpurified

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  3480 land

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  3481 everything else

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  3482 nutritional

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  3483 evening

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  3484 dines

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  3485 flowing as sweet as honey

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  3486 on earth, in the Garden of Eden

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  3487 fussy

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  3488 food

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  3489 so far as one can judge

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  3490 in mist = blurred (as an immaterial object)

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  3491 interpretation, explanation

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  3492 [bisyllabic]

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  3493 see footnote 200, above

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  3494 to turn corporeal to incorporeal, i.e., to make spiritual that which was material

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  3495 is excessive, superfluous

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  3496 is emitted/breathed/vaporized (i.e., passes through their “bodies,” is excreted)

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  3497 lower-ranking, merely experimentally oriented (rather than the higher, theoretically oriented)

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  3498 as from = just as if it had come from

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  3499 served

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  3500 filled to overflowing

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  3501 unlustful, unlecherous

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  3502 food

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  3503 i.e., their natures

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  3504 conversation, meeting [trisyllabic, second accented]

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  3505 splendid radiance

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  3506 careful

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  3507 shaped, articulated

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  3508 condescended

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  3509 member of the hierarch (order) of angels [trisyllabic, first and third accented]

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  3510 perverted, corrupted

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  3511 earliest (primeval)

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  3512 invested, supplied

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  3513 upward jumps

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  3514 completed, perfected, supreme

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  3515 elevated, refined, purified

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  3516 complete instantaneous knowledge requiring no prior thought

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  3517 unsuitable, inappropriate

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  3518 duration

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  3519 He whose

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  3520 offspring

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  3521 of what

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  3522 gracious, helpful

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  3523 added, annexed

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  3524 lack

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  3525 listen, follow me closely/carefully

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  3526 remain firm/steady

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  3527 hereby notified, warned

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  3528 complete

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  3529 unalterable

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  3530 from which one cannot extricate oneself

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  3531 tested

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  3532 must will

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  3533 guarantee

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  3534 [noun]

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  3535 ancestor, forefather

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  3536 command, single = single command

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  3537 raise, stir up

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  3538 narrative

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  3539 dedicated

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  3540 ample, abundant

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  3541 daylight hours (since the angel has said, in line 376, that he will stay on earth “till evening rise”)

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  3542 region, encircling band

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  3543 impose on

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  3544 first, original

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  3545 sober, serious

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  3546 regretful remembrance

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  3547 finally, last of all

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  3548 permitted

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  3549 sketch, draw, portray

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  3550 for men, a foreshadowing

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  3551 calculated by Plato, in his Republic, as approximately thirty-six thousand years (i.e., when all the heavenly bodies have returned to their created starting points)

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  3552 celestial

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  3553 archangels

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  3554 banners, flags

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  3555 military banner or flag

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  3556 banners with tails/streamers, suspended from a crossbar rather than a pole

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  3557 front, foremost

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  3558 for distinction serve = used in order to distinguish

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  3559 fabric, cloth

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  3560 inscribed

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  3561 [trisyllabic, second accented]

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  3562 prominently

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  3563 enclosed

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  3564 as if

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  3565 offspring

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  3566 unrevoked shall stand = shall stand unrevoked (not rescinded/annulled/withdrawn, etc.)

 

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