Poems by John Milton

The Poems of John Milton (Vol 1-2). Publisher: New York: Brentano's

Title: Poems by John Milton Additional Information: "with notes" Full navy soft leather with gilt title and vignette. Gilt title to spine [some wear]. Colour endpapers with name and date. Frontispiece

Lot of 14 hard cover maroon toned leather bound books. All from the Harvard Classics series, with various stories and poem books from English Poetry, the complete poems of John Milton, Essays, Sacred

Select Minor Poems by John Milton Hymn on the Nativity L’Allegro IL Penseroso Comus Lycidas SonnetsEdited, with Introduction, Notes, Etc, by Albert Perry Walker, M.A.D.C. Heath & Co., Publishers Bos

This wonderful parianware sculpture is from Royal Worcester. The figure is L' Allegro (The Happy Man), based on a poem by John Milton. Figure is holding a flower garland and has pink trim on robe with

1791 John MILTON Poems Comus Sonnets Psalms English Latin Thomas Warton Oxford “The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.” ? John Milton, Paradise L

[Poetry] Milton, John Poems in English London: Nonesuch Press, 1926. In two volumes. First and limited edition, one of 1,450 copies. Label on colophon of first volume states: "This copy is one of fift

Milton (John) Poems Upon Several Occasions, edited by Thomas Warton, occasional spotting, later half calf over marbled boards, gilt, t.e.g., slightly rubbed, 8vo, 1785.

Sevres Lamp Signed Thomas Allen, 1877: A neoclassical lamp. Painted porcelain reliefs each depicting a scene in one of John Milton's poems, Il Penseroso and L'Allegro. Each side is adorned with ram's

(2) Poems in English By John Milton. John Milton. Poems in English with illustrations by William Blake. 1926. Nonesuch Press. One is "Miscellaneous Poems Paradise Regain'd & Samson Agonistes". Other o

Paradise Lost. A Poem, In Twelve Books by John Milton. Ninth Edition, 1711. "Paradise Lost" is an epic poem written by John Milton in the 17th century. The poem tells the story of the fall of man, as

Title: Paradise Lost, A Poem in Twelve Books Publisher: C. Sutton Publication Date: 1805 Binding: Hardcover Book Condition: Very Good Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket Author: John Milton This is the C

Paradise Lost, A Poem in Twelve Books John Milton (9 December 1608 - 8 November 1674) was blind and impoverished when he wrote Paradise Lost. The first version, published in 1667, consisted of ten boo

"Pandemonium" Medium: original mezzotint. This is one of the exquisite mezzotint engravings executed by John Martin to illustrate John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost". This impression is from the 1

"Satan Arousing the Fallen Angels" Medium: original mezzotint. This is one of the exquisite mezzotint engravings executed by John Martin to illustrate John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost". This imp

Adam and Eve -- the Morning Hymn Medium: original mezzotint. This is one of the exquisite mezzotint engravings executed by John Martin to illustrate John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost". This impre

Sin Preventing the Combat between Satan and Death Medium: original mezzotint. This is one of the exquisite mezzotint engravings executed by John Martin to illustrate John Milton's epic poem "Paradise

"The Approach of the Angel Raphael" Medium: original mezzotint. This is one of the exquisite mezzotint engravings executed by John Martin to illustrate John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost". This im

Satan on the Burning Lake Medium: original mezzotint. This is one of the exquisite mezzotint engravings executed by John Martin to illustrate John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost". This impression i

Eve Presenting the Forbidden Fruit to Adam . Medium: original mezzotint. This is one of the exquisite mezzotint engravings executed by John Martin to illustrate John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost"

Paradise Lost, a Poem, in Twelve Books, John Milton,1801. Hardback leather bound book with gilt title on spine. Publisher: Mathew Carey, Washington Date published: 1801 Dimensions: 7 in h x 4.25 in w

Milton, John "Works" and "Poems" Glasgow: Robert and Andrew Foulis 1771, 4 vols in 12mo, a matched set with the first volume of "Works" and volumes 2-4 of "Poems", the "Works" volume in poor condition

Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books, by John Milton, printed at London for J and R Tonson (and others), MDCCL (1750), Two volume set, Second Edition, Volume I: Frontis, Title leaf, [21], [1]. Life o

Paraside Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books…, by John Milton, with various notes by Thomas Newton, printed at London for J and R Tonson and other, MDCCL (1750). Two volume complete with several plates