Paradise Lost Quotes Flashcards
Satan seducing eve
Divine queen
Eve reaction to Satan
Beautiful snake
God opinion on Adam and Eve
Deserved to fall
Eve asking Adam to split up
Divide our labours
Milton addressing the reader at start of book 9 change the tone
I must now change these notes to tragic
Eve is desperate to share the fruit
Bless tedious unshared with thee
Satan on Adam slightly jealousy
Whose higher intellect i shun
Narrator on eve eating apple
Greedily she ingorg’d without restraint
Sex after Adam eats fruit
In lust they burne
Adam complaining after sin in lust
Sham’d naked and miserable
Prof Peter J smith on PL
Paradise lost is staking a clam for a veerment from protestantism
What were milton’s political views
Defended republicanism and therefore supported Oliver cromwell
Anti monarchial
When did Charles the second restore the monarchy
1660
What did Milton do to critique the English court.
Filled piece with allusions to politics in England
Alikening Satan to King James
What were Milton’s religious beliefs?
Arminianist god is never wrong and when people disobey god that is when they sin
Opposed Anglican Church and Catholicism
What was Milton’s book concerning his views on marriage?
Doctrine and disciplines on divorce
What book did Milton write advocating for free speech?
Areopagitica
When was Charles 1 executed
1649 Milton advocated for his regicide due to his oppression
What did King James 1 believe in
The divine right of kings
How does book 1 foreground Milton’ arminianist belief
Justifies the way of God to men
Why was milton’ paradise lost revised in 1674 after being published 1667
Add arguments at beginning of books making it easier to understand
Adam quote SHOWS ARMINIAN
free will crued
What genre is pl
Epic poem
Milton always breaks genre is peculiar version of epic
How would Aristotle describe Milton’s pl
Tragedy
What is Adam
Noble hero
What is adam’s hamartia
His ‘uxuriousness’
How does Milton’s doctrine de Christians relate to adam
Milton advocated a man should have an extra right in marriage
Encouraged readers to criticise adam’s uxuriousness
In being fooled by female charm
Why Milton develops obedience from book 9 to 10
Humanity progress childish prelapsarian to adulthood of rational auttonomynepitmised by Eve
