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... claims to have shaken God's throne , but the war was waged with Michael , not God . Clearly , Satan's pride is undiminished , though he recognizes the loss of his apparent " luster . " Since he claims that only a " field " ( battle ) ...
... claims to have shaken God's throne , but the war was waged with Michael , not God . Clearly , Satan's pride is undiminished , though he recognizes the loss of his apparent " luster . " Since he claims that only a " field " ( battle ) ...
Page 89
... claims , his natural preeminence or “ merit " makes him deserve the first place , though a few lines later ( 32- 33 ) , he will assert that no one will claim precedence in Hell since its pain makes precedence unenviable . He who claimed ...
... claims , his natural preeminence or “ merit " makes him deserve the first place , though a few lines later ( 32- 33 ) , he will assert that no one will claim precedence in Hell since its pain makes precedence unenviable . He who claimed ...
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... claims that wifely affection led her to wish to see her husband once more and to lighten his burden , Samson attacks her as a " Hyaena , " his harsh , antifeminist rhetoric reflecting not the po- et's view of women but the hero's hatred ...
... claims that wifely affection led her to wish to see her husband once more and to lighten his burden , Samson attacks her as a " Hyaena , " his harsh , antifeminist rhetoric reflecting not the po- et's view of women but the hero's hatred ...
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