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An Orphic Lament for Orphic Lament: “Lycidas” and the Persistence of Orphic Desire
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  • 1992Milton in Italy: Contexts, Images, Contradictions36 cited
  • 1985Paradise Metamorphosed: Ovid in Milton20 cited
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  • 1969The Triumph and Death of Orpheus in the English Renaissance9 cited
  • 1982Lycidas and the Italian Critics7 cited
  • 1978The young Milton, Orpheus, and poetry5 cited
  • 1971The Orphic Technique of “L’Allegro” and “Il Penseroso”4 cited
  • 1971“Lycidas”: The Swain's Paideia4 cited

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