리시다스의 천국에 나타난 밀턴의 프로테스탄티즘
Milton's Protestantism and the Heaven Passage in Lycidas
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An early Miltonic concept of Heaven is present in lines 173-79 of Lycidas. This paper suggests that the passage describing Heaven was influenced by Milton's Protestantism and was an indirect warning to the Roman Catholics and high-church Anglicans through Milton's encouragement of his fellow Protestants in their faith. The encouragement is made manifest in the lines that parallel certain passages in the book of Revelation which sixteenth-century Protestants, including John Bale, Thomas Brightman, Johann H. Alsted, and Milton, considered to be anti-Roman Catholic in nature. Since the Apocalypse ignores church administrative officials.
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An early Miltonic concept of Heaven is present in lines 173-79 of Lycidas. This paper suggests that the passage describing Heaven was influenced by Milton's Protestantism and was an indirect warning to the Roman Catholics and high-church Anglicans through Milton's encouragement of his fellow Protestants in their faith. The encouragement is made manifest in the lines that parallel certain passages in the book of Revelation which sixteenth-century Protestants, including John Bale, Thomas Brightman, Johann H. Alsted, and Milton, considered to be anti-Roman Catholic in nature. Since the Apocalypse ignores church administrative officials.
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- "Milton's Protestantism and the Heaven Passage in Lycidas"