Margaret J. Arnold. Third International Milton Symposium. “‘Our First Parents’ and Two Orpheus Operas.” Ilona Bell. “Milton's Dialogue With Petrarch.” Jack Dillard Ashley. “Fall and Ascent: Ficino, Divine Furor, and Milton.” Diana Treviño Benet. “The Escape from Rome: Milton and a Renaissance Genre.” Cedric C. Brown. “Milton, Horace, and Civilized Community.” Joan Heiges Blythe. “Albertano da Brescia's Prudentia and Milton's Good Women.” Alfredo Bonadeo. “Machiavelli's Prince and Milton's Samson Agonistes: Tyranny and Liberty in the Renaissance.” Sanford Budick. “‘Lycidas’, Ad Leonoram, and Ficino's ‘Third Essence’.” Marcello Capuzzo. “Milton and Sicily.” Stephen M. Buhler. “‘Regal sceptre shalt lay by’: Kingly States in Paradise Lost.” Margaret M. Byard. “‘Adventrous Song’: Milton and the Music of Rome.” Davy Carozza. “Milton and Michelangelo: Ascent to ‘Il Penseroso Lorenzo’.” A. M. Cinquemani. “Through Milan and the Pennine Alps.” Douglas Chambers. “Milton and the Vocabulary of Art Appreciation: The Artificer's Instructed Eye.” Liana Cheney, Barbara M. Miliaras. “Milton and Poussin: Parallel Lives.” James W. Conley. “Epic Dispositio: The Romance Structure in Tasso's Gerusalemme and Milton's Paradise Lost.” Thomas N. Corns. “John Milton, Italianate Humanist, Northern European Protestant, Englishman.” John W. Creaser. “Milton and the ‘overdated spheres’.” Dennis Danielson. “Through the Telescope of Typology: What Adam Should Have Done.” H. Neville Davies. “Milton and the Art of Cranking.” M. J. Doherty. “Ezekiel's Voice, the Genius of the Shore, and Milton's Prophetic Exile, or the Merkahvah in ‘Lycidas.’” John G. Demaray. “Beyond the Illimitable Ocean: Milton's Italy and the New Geographic World.” Jackie DiSalvo. “Gender and Liberal Political Theory in Paradire Lost.” Daria Donnelly. “Ragges and Rhetoric: Milton's Struggle to Create a New Form for Martyrs in ‘On the Late Massacre in Piemont'.” Richard J. DuRocher. “‘So both ascend in the visions of God’: Milton, Dante, and the Purging of Adam's Sight.” Michael Donnelly. “‘Neque nos genus incultum’: The Italian Journey and Milton's Sense of Identity and Poetic Vocation.” Judith Dundas. “'The Great Architect': Milton's Version of the Deus Artifex.” Robert L. Entzminger. “The Politics of Love in Tasso's Aminta and Milton's Comus.” Noam Flinker. “Canticles and the Mythology of Love in Milton and Cavalcanti.” Roy Eriksen. “God Enthroned: Expansion and Continuity in Ariosto, Tasso, and Milton.” John X. Evans. “The Leaves of Vallombrosa: Milton's Great‐Rooted Simile.” Sandy Feinstein. “The Devilish Comedy of Milton's Hell.” Coburn Freer. “Milton's Galileo: ‘famous writers’ and the Personal Turn.” Marshall Grossman. “Subsequent Precedence: Milton's Materialistic Reading of Ficino and Tasso.” Dustin Griffin. “Milton in Italy: The Making of a Man of Letters?“ Christopher Grose. “Another ‘Other Eden': Florence and Milton's Belated Youth.” Estelle Haan. “Milton and Manso: Some ‘Written Encomiums'.” John K. Hale. “The Polyglot Poet and the Italian Journey.” Thomas Healy. “Milton's Visit to the English College, Rome.” Wyman H. Herendeen. “Milton and Machiavelli: The Historical Revolution and Protestant Poetics.” Judith S. Herz. “‘For whom this glorious sight?’: Dante, Milton, and the Galileo Question.” Charles A. Huttar. “Vallombrosa Revisited.” Jane Hiles. “The Journey from Light: Milton and Seventeenth‐Century Liberation Theology.” Elizabeth K. 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