John Milton - Paradise Lost - The Complete Text Unabridged

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No	Title	Artist
1	Book 1 - The Argument - This First Book Proposes	John Milton
2	Book 1 - Of Man's First Disobedience, And The Fruit	John Milton
3	There The Companions Of His Fall	John Milton
4	Whereto With Speedy Words Th' Arch-Fiend Replied	John Milton
5	Forthwith Upright He Rears From Off The Pool	John Milton
6	He Scarce Had Ceased When The Superior Fiend	John Milton
7	The Chief Were Those Who, From The Pit Of Hell	John Milton
8	Next Came One Who Mourned In Earnest	John Milton
9	All These And More Came Flocking	John Milton
10	Thus Far These Beyond Compare Of Mortal Prowess	John Milton
11	There Stood A Hill Not Far, Whose Grisly Top	John Milton
12	Meanwhile The Winged Heralds, By Command	John Milton
13	Book 2 - The Argument - The Consultation Begun	John Milton
14	Book 2 - High On A Throne Of Royal State	John Milton
15	He Ended Frowning, And His Look Denounced	John Milton
16	War, Therefore, Open Or Concealed, Alike	John Milton
17	Thus Belial, With Words Clothed In Reason's Garb	John Milton
18	He Scarce Had Finished, When Such Murmur Filled	John Milton
19	Thus Beelzebub Pleaded His Devilish Counsel	John Milton
20	This Said, He Sat; And Expectation Held	John Milton
21	The Stygian Council Thus Dissolved; And Forth	John Milton
22	Beyond This Flood A Frozen Continent	John Milton
23	Meanwhile The Adversary Of God And Man	John Milton
24	So Spake The Grisly Terror, And In Shape	John Milton
25	She Finished; And The Subtle Fiend His Lore Soone Learned	John Milton
26	Thus Saying, From Her Side The Fatal Key	John Milton
27	T' Whom Satan, Turning Boldly, Thus: - Ye Powers	John Milton
28	Book 3 - The Argument - God Sitting On His Throne	John Milton
29	Book 3 - Hail, Holy Light, Offspring Of Heaven Firstborn	John Milton
30	Only Begotten Son, Seest Thou What Rage	John Milton
31	O Father, Gracious Was That Word Which Clos'd	John Milton
32	Father, Thy Word Is Past, Man Shall Find Grace	John Milton
33	Thou, Therefore, Whom Thou Only Canst Redeem	John Milton
34	No Sooner Had The Almighty Ceased, But All	John Milton
35	Mean While Upon The Firm Opacous Globe	John Milton
36	All This Dark Globe The Fiend Found As He Passed	John Milton
37	There Lands The Fiend, A Spot Like Which Perhaps	John Milton
38	Uriel, For Thou Of Those Seven Spirits That Stand	John Milton
39	Book 4 - The Argument - Satan Now In Prospect Of Eden	John Milton
40	Book 4 - O, For That Warning Voice, Which He, Who Saw	John Milton
41	But Say I Could Repent, And Could Obtain	John Milton
42	Now To The Ascent Of That Steep Savage Hill	John Milton
43	Not That Fair Field Of Enna, Where Proserpine Gathering	John Milton
44	O Hell! What Do Mine Eyes With Grief Behold!	John Milton
45	To Whom Thus Eve Replied. O Thou For Whom	John Milton
46	So Spake Our General Mother, And With Eyes	John Milton
47	So Saying, His Proud Step He Scornful Turned	John Milton
48	Now Came Still Evening On, And Twilight Gray	John Milton
49	Thus Talking, Hand In Hand Alone They Passed	John Milton
50	These, Lulled By Nightingales, Embracing Slept	John Milton
51	The Fiend Replied Not, Overcome With Rage	John Milton
52	To Whom The Warrior Angel Soon Replied	John Milton
53	Book 5 - The Argument Morning Approacht	John Milton
54	Book 5 - Now Morn, Her Rosy Steps In The Eastern Clime	John Milton
55	Thus Eve Her Night Related, And Thus Adam Answered Sad	John Milton
56	These Are Thy Glorious Works, Parent Of Good	John Milton
57	On To Their Morning's Rural Work They Haste	John Milton
58	Him Through The Spicy Forest Onward Come	John Milton
59	Hail, Mother Of Mankind, Whose Fruitful Womb	John Milton
60	O Adam, One Almighty Is, From Whom	John Milton
61	High Matter Thou Enjoinest Me, O Prime Of Men	John Milton
62	Now When Ambrosial Night With Clouds Exhaled	John Milton
63	Mean While The Eternal Eye, Whose Sight Discerns	John Milton
64	Thrones, Dominations, Princedoms, Virtues, Powers	John Milton
65	So Spake The Fervent Angel; But His Zeal	John Milton
66	Book 6 - The Argument Raphael Continues To Relate	John Milton
67	Book 6 - All Night The Dreadless Angel, Unpursued	John Milton
68	So Spake The Sovran Voice, And Clouds Began	John Milton
69	So Pondering, And From His Armed Peers	John Milton
70	Now Storming Fury Rose	John Milton
71	So Spake The Prince Of Angels; To Whom Thus	John Milton
72	Mean While In Other Parts Like Deeds Deserved	John Milton
73	He Sat; And In The Assembly Next Upstood	John Milton
74	Now When Fair Morn Orient In Heaven Appeared	John Milton
75	Satan Beheld Their Plight	John Milton
76	Effulgence Of My Glory, Son Beloved	John Milton
77	So Said, He, O'er His Scepter Bowing, Rose	John Milton
78	So Spake The Son, And Into Terrour Changed	John Milton
79	Book 7 - The Argument Raphael At The Request Of Adam	John Milton
80	Book 7 - Descend From Heaven, Urania, By That Name	John Milton
81	Great Things, And Full Of Wonder In Our Ears	John Milton
82	At Least Our Envious Foe Hath Failed, Who Thought	John Milton
83	Then Staid The Fervid Wheels, And In His Hand	John Milton
84	He Scarce Had Said, When The Bare Earth, Till Then	John Milton
85	And God Said, Let The Waters Generate	John Milton
86	The Sixth, And Of Creation Last, Arose	John Milton
87	Here Finished He, And All That He Had Made	John Milton
88	Book 8 - The Argument - Adam Inquires Concerning Celestial Motions	John Milton
89	Book 8 - The Angel Ended, And In Adam's Ear	John Milton
90	And Raphael Now, To Adam's Doubt Proposed	John Milton
91	But Whether Thus These Things, Or Whether Not	John Milton
92	For Man To Tell How Human Life Began	John Milton
93	Sternly He Pronounced The Rigid Interdiction	John Milton
94	He Ceased; I Lowly Answered. To Attain	John Milton
95	She Heard Me Thus; And Though Divinely Brought	John Milton
96	To Whom Thus, Half Abashed, Adam Replied	John Milton
97	Book 9 - The Argument - Satan Having Compast The Earth	John Milton
98	Book 9 - No More Of Talk Where God Or Angel Guest	John Milton
99	More Justly, Seat Worthier Of Gods, As Built	John Milton
100	Now, When As Sacred Light Began To Dawn	John Milton
101	Offspring Of Heaven And Earth, And All Earth's Lord!	John Milton
102	To Whom Thus Adam Fervently Replied	John Milton
103	For Now, And Since First Break Of Dawn, The Fiend	John Milton
104	So Spake The Enemy Of Mankind, Enclosed	John Milton
105	So Glozed The Tempter, And His Proem Tuned	John Milton
106	Lead Then, Said Eve. He, Leading, Swiftly Rolled	John Milton
107	Of Good, How Just? Of Evil, If What Is Evil	John Milton
108	He Ended; And His Words, Replete With Guile	John Milton
109	Earth Felt The Wound; And Nature From Her Seat	John Milton
110	To Him She Hasted; In Her Face Excuse	John Milton
111	Bold Deed Thou Hast Presumed, Adventurous Eve	John Milton
112	Eve, Now I See Thou Art Exact Of Taste	John Milton
113	So Counselled He, And Both Together Went	John Milton
114	Book 10 - The Argument - Mans Transgression Known	John Milton
115	Book 10 - Mean While The Heinous And Despiteful Act	John Milton
116	Thus Saying, From His Radiant Seat He Rose	John Milton
117	Which When The Lord God Heard, Without Delay	John Milton
118	Mean While, Ere Thus Was Sinned And Judged On Earth	John Milton
119	So, If Great Things To Small May Be Compared	John Milton
120	So Saying He Dismissed Them; They With Speed	John Milton
121	So Having Said, A While He Stood, Expecting	John Milton
122	Mean While In Paradise The Hellish Pair	John Milton
123	Such Was Their Song	John Milton
124	O Miserable Of Happy! Is This The End	John Milton
125	Yet One Doubt Pursues Me Still, Lest All I Cannot Die	John Milton
126	Thus Adam To Himself Lamented Loud	John Milton
127	Forsake Me Not Thus, Adam! Witness Heaven	John Milton
128	But Adam, With Such Counsel Nothing Swayed	John Milton
129	Book 11 - The Argument - The Son Of God Presents To His Father	John Milton
130	Book 11 - Thus They, In Lowliest Plight, Repentant Stood	John Milton
131	O Sons, Like One Of Us Man Is Become	John Milton
132	So Spake, So Wished Much Humbled Eve; But Fate	John Milton
133	O Unexpected Stroke, Worse Than Of Death!	John Milton
134	But This Pre-Eminence Thou Hast Lost, Brought Down	John Milton
135	But Him The Gentle Angel By The Hand	John Milton
136	Immediately A Place Before His Eyes Appeared	John Milton
137	He Looked, And Saw A Spacious Plain, Whereon	John Milton
138	He Looked, And Saw Wide Territory Spread	John Milton
139	He Looked, And Saw The Face Of Things Quite Changed	John Milton
140	To Whom Thus Michael.	John Milton
141	The Ark No More Now Floats, But Seems On Ground	John Milton
142	Book 12 - The Argument - The Angel Michael Continues From The Flood	John Milton
143	Book 12 - As One Who In His Journey Bates At Noon	John Milton
144	To Whom Thus Michael	John Milton
145	But First, The Lawless Tyrant, Who Denies	John Milton
146	Here Adam Interposed. O Sent From Heaven	John Milton
147	There In Captivity He Lets Them Dwell	John Milton
148	For This He Shall Live Hated, Be Blasphemed	John Milton
149	So Spake The Arch-Angel Michael; Then Paused	John Milton
150	How Soon Hath Thy Prediction, Seer Blest	John Milton

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