Milton and St. Basil: The Genesis of Sin and Death

John M. Steadman

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Whereas Tatlock (1906) found an analogue for Milton's allegorical treatment of Sin and Death in Gower, Steadman argues that Milton likely did not read Gower and that their common source was probably St. Basil's Sixth Homily on the Hexaemeron. [CvD]

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