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Astraea, the Golden Scales, and the Scorpion: Milton's Heavenly Reflection of the Scene in Eden
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  • 1957John Milton: Complete Poems and Major Prose372 cited
  • 1942The Star-Crossed Renaissance. The Quarrel about Astrology and Its Influence in England35 cited
  • 1931The Miltonic Simile30 cited
  • 1970Milton's Use of Classical Mythology in Paradise Lost17 cited

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  • 2016Milton's visual imagination: imagery in Paradise lost4 cited

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