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Makes a compelling case for solving problems in Paradise Lost. Emphasis is well founded on Boethian providence from which flows the radiant seeing of Gods awareness of, and concern of, the world. The loving watchfulness of the Divine Vistion does not pre-determine good and bad decisions. Gods providence is ameliorative. Milton relies on the optimism of the Consolation of Philosophy in his usage of divine providence in foreknowing but not necessitating human choices.
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