-
We have already encountered on some level the importance of the figure of eating to John Milton. Think of Comus.
我们已经在某种程度上见识到了,对于弥尔顿来说吃的形象的重要性，想想司酒宴之神。
-
I think it takes your breath away to think of the unspeakably high hopes that John Milton had for his career.
我觉得像弥尔顿这样说出自己对职业如此高的希望,是很让人吃惊的。
-
John Milton has made a mistake. He's made a literary mistake and, as I think all editors know, Spenser does not.
约翰·弥尔顿犯下了一个错误，他犯下了一个文学上的错误，而且我认为所有的编辑都知道，这个错误斯潘塞没犯过。
-
But then who would understand better than John Milton, Sr. the importance or the value of a long-term investment strategy?
但在那时谁又比弥尔顿先生更懂得,长远投资的重要性呢？
-
Milton's alluding to what he took to be the divinely inspired prophesy of Saint John the Divine that ends the New Testament.
弥尔顿的暗示是从,圣约翰的布道中启发的,他是那位完结了《新约》的神学家。
-
We naturally thought that it was the poet John Milton who was speaking the first 185 lines of the poem.
我们自然会认为是诗人弥尔顿自己,在言说着前185行诗。
-
Let me take you back to the seventeenth century, up to the very beginning of the literary reception of John Milton.
让我把你们带回到17世纪，约翰·弥尔顿刚在文学领域为人所知的时候。
-
I think this might be the first time that John Milton is actually attacked or brought to the attention of the English people in print.
我想那可能是弥尔顿第一次被抨击,或在出版界中引起英国人的注意。
-
Now, probably the form of power that we most readily associated with John Milton involves his position at the dead center of the English literary canon.
我们最容易由约翰·弥尔顿,联想到的力量形式很可能,与他处在英国文学经典的中心位置有关。
-
Professor John Rogers: Milton is typically cited by literary historians as one of the first major English poets to praise in verse the institution of marriage.
约翰·罗格斯教授：文学家们说弥尔顿,是英国早期诗人中,赞美婚姻制度的一员。
-
At the very moment that Woolf advises women readers to look past Milton's bogey, she finds herself in the peculiar position of echoing the poetry of John Milton.
伍尔夫劝女性读者不去理会,弥尔顿的惑众谣言的时候，发现自己处境尴尬,因为她需要附和弥尔顿的诗歌。
-
Actually we have Milton's commonplace book, his reading notes, and you can find it all in English translation in volume one of The Complete Prose Works of John Milton.
事实上我们有弥尔顿的那本普通的书，他的阅读笔记，你们可以找到完全的英译本,在弥尔顿全部散文作品的第一卷。
-
The nymphs, of course, are powerless, and worse than that, the nymphs, as we know and of course as John Milton knew, are merely fictions. This is all made up.
海洋女神当然无能为力，更糟糕的是，海洋女神，我们都知道，弥尔顿也知道，只是虚构的，这都是虚构的。
-
It's as if the distinction between John Milton and the speaker of Lycidas wasn't really operative.
似乎弥尔顿和的演说人之间的区分,并不是那么重要的。
-
But John Milton is also recompensed and, by the weird sacrificial logic that Saint Peter has already sketched out for us, you can see a really disturbing way in which Milton has benefited as well.
但是在圣彼得铺陈开来的诡异的牺牲逻辑下,弥尔顿也得到了回报，你会看到弥尔顿从中得益的方式,确实非常让人困惑。
-
And if we wish to continue this analogy, and I certainly do, between the poet Milton and the virgin Lady, we can see that this is a release that John Milton the poet has been waiting some time for.
如果我们希望继续这个弥尔顿的诗与小姐贞操的类比，我肯定会，我们可以看到,这是弥尔顿的诗等了很久的一种解脱。
-
This is the first moment that the poet John Milton is actually speaking in his own voice, and he's speaking directly to us.
这是第一次诗人弥尔顿,在以本尊的声音做着叙述，并且是在直接的向我们叙述。
-
There's also a more specific, a more local, reason for which our John Milton was susceptible to this profit-and-loss rhetoric of Calvinist puritan theology.
还有一个更具体，更局部的原因,弥尔顿易受,卡尔文新教神学的盈亏理论的影响。
-
He represents Cambridge University, the alma mater, where Edward King and John Milton had been students.
他代表剑桥大学，爱德华·金和约翰·弥尔顿的母校。
-
We don't actually hear John Milton until we hear this line: "Thus sang the uncouth swain."
直到这行诗我们才听到了弥尔顿的声音：,“歌颂着粗鄙的青年人“
-
He gets to ask all of those questions that are most pressing to him, John Milton.
在诗中弥尔顿得以问那些,最困扰着他的问题。
-
We ask ourselves, "Milton?! Our John Milton frequent a bordello?!"
我们问自己“我们的弥尔顿经常出入妓院“？
-
This poem, this entire poem before this point hasn't been sung by John Milton at all.
这首诗，这一句之前的整首诗,完全未被弥尔顿歌颂。
-
Professor John Rogers: For a vast number of complicated reasons, Milton has invited for 350 years now a uniquely violent and I do think it's a violent response to the particular question of his value as a poet.
约翰·罗杰斯教授：350年来，由于很多复杂原因，对于米尔顿作为一个诗人到底有何巨大意义,人们的反应一直都很激烈,我确实认为是很激烈的反应。
-
It's, of course, not just John Milton who's authorized to determine his own actions.
这当然不只是弥尔顿,自己管制自己的行为。
-
that the actor playing Comus in this first and only performance in the seventeenth century was none other than our John Milton himself.
在17世纪,演员第一次也是唯一一次扮演Comus的,不是别人正是我们的弥尔顿。
-
And so in the case of A Mask here, it's the Lord John Egerton, the Earl of Bridgewater who commissioned Milton to write a piece honoring his own inauguration in his new role as the Lord President of Wales.
所以在《面具》这个例子中，是贵族约翰埃杰顿，布里奇沃特伯爵,指派弥尔顿去写一篇文章,来歌颂他掌管威尔士的就职典礼的。
-
Milton's younger brother, Christopher, was already entering law school at this time, and it was clear, I guess, to everybody that John Milton, Jr. was not suited why that's the case.
弥尔顿的弟弟，克里斯多夫，在这时已经进入了法学院，我猜想，弥尔顿并不适合,我不清楚为什么）
-
Middle-class Puritans like John Milton find themselves upholding the authority of Parliament over the authority of King Charles and over the authority of the official Church of England.
中产阶级的清教徒像弥尔顿，发现自己,把议会的职权看得比国王查尔斯的权力要重,甚至比英格兰正式的教会的权力还重要。
-
But Milton's calling -- this is what John Milton knew his calling was to be a famous English poet, a famous English poet writing in English: a calling that he holds despite the fact that he appears to have written next to nothing in English verse.
但弥尔顿知道上帝对他的召唤,是成为一个有名的英语诗人，一个用英语写作的英语诗人：,他必须服从这个召唤,尽管他看上去不会写任何英语诗歌。
应用推荐