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  2. Exhibition Item no. 39 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Ee.3.24, title page. In January 1649, King Charles I was put on trial for treason and for his life.

  3. Exhibition Item no. 22 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. John Milton (1608–1674). Paradise. lost. A poem written in ten books. First Edition (London: [S. Simmons], 1668. Ee.4.9, fifth title page variant. This copy bears the

  4. Exhibition Item no. 29 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. William Hog (fl. 1682–1702), translator Paraphrasis poetica in tria Johannis Miltoni, viri clarissimi, poemata, viz. Paradisum amissum, Paradisum recuperatum, et Samsonem

  5. Exhibition Item no. 30 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. William Hog (fl. 1682–1702), translator Paraphrasis poetica in tria Johannis Miltoni, viri clarissimi, poemata, viz. Paradisum amissum, Paradisum recuperatum, et Samsonem

  6. Exhibition Item no. 32 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. Joseph Addison (1672-1719) Notes upon the twelve books of. Milton. ’s. Paradise. Lost: Collected from the Spectator. (London: printed for a Company of Stationers, [1711]).

  7. Exhibition Item no. 26 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. John Milton (1608–1674) Paradise lost. A poem in twelve books. Second edition (London: S. Simmons, 1674). Ee.4.18, frontispiece portrait and title page. The most notable

  8. Exhibition Item no. 27 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. John Milton (1608–1674). Paradise. lost. A poem in twelve books. Third edition (London: S. Simmons, 1678). Ee.4.27, sig. A3. r. The third edition of Paradise Lost,

  9. Exhibition Item no. 31 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. John Milton (1608–1674). Milton. ’s. Paradise. lost. A new edition, by Richard Bentley, D.D. (London: Jacob Tonson, 1732). Ee.2.8, pp. 78–79. In 1732, the classical

  10. Exhibition Item no. 33 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Exhibition Item no. John Milton (1608–1674). Paradise. lost. A poem written in ten books. First Edition (London: [S. Simmons], 1667). Paste-in before front fly-leaf. The note at the front of

  11. Exhibition Item no. 46 | Christs College Cambridge

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    19 Jun 2024: Its iconography has more in common with that deriving from the stern account of the Expulsion in Genesis 3:24, ‘So he drove out the man’, than with the close of

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