Substance of the Invocation in Paradise Lost by John Milton/ John Milton’s Paradise Lost: Invocation part explained thoroughly/ An analytical study of the Invocation of John Milton’s epic Paradise Lost/ Invocation of Milton’s Paradise Lost (synopsis) (Book 1)/ Explanation of the first 26 lines or the invocation part in Paradise Lost by John Milton/Paradise Lost by John Milton Invocation explained line by line and word for word
Substance of the Invocation in Paradise Lost by John Milton/ John Milton’s Paradise Lost : Invocation part explained thoroughly/ An analytical study of the Invocation of John Milton’s epic Paradise Lost / Invocation of Milton’s Paradise Lost (synopsis) (Book 1)/ Explanation of the first 26 lines or the invocation part in Paradise Lost by John Milton/ Paradise Lost by John Milton Invocation explained line by line and word for word John Milton’s Paradise Lost is an example of secondary epic. This epic is written in blank verse. The deeper we delve into the epic, the better we can understand the excellence of the same. In the light of this discussion, an analysis of the Invocation—the first twenty-six lines—of Paradise Lost (Book 1) is given below: “Of man’s first disobedience”, which is the opening phrase of the epic, depicts the biblical picture found in The Book of Genesis , the first book of the Pentateuch and of the Old Testament . Here, the word man’s refers to Adam, the Fi