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Characteristic of or relating to an English poet or his work.

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  • He might not have "made the word Miltonic mean sublime," but we can spare a little of the sublime to get some more of the beautiful.
  • There is certainly something of what afterwards came to be called Miltonic in more than one passage of
  • And makes the word Miltonic mean sublime,
  • Keats broke the poem off because it was too 'Miltonic', and it is easy to see what he meant.
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