... / With ravishment beheld - (IX, 538-541). Yet the fact that he, even self-admittedly, is using any method possible to seduce her into eating the apple (including flattery) makes these words have not a great impact onto the reader in terms of understanding and believing in her great beauty. However, Raphael very poetically describes her beauty with great eloquence as he is ... her is her ability to "fill the world more numerous with (her) sons- (V, 299). The only exception to this is, of course, by Satan who does compliment her extravagantly with words such as "Empress of this fair World-...

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... one could decide to distinguish between death and dying, we could formulate the biblical teaching thus: Men would have been free from death, if they had not sinned - in other words, if they had maintained and would maintain communion with God," quoted by Professor Schaus. Death is the ultimate consequence for the sin that Adam committed (Gen 2:17, 3:22). In Genesis ... ...

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