The Religious Sublime: Christian Poetry and Critical Tradition in 18th-century England, Volume 10

Addison admiration Alexander Pope argued argument aspects Augustan believed Bible biblical poetry Blair Blake Boileau's century Christian Christopher Smart classical Coleridge concerning contemporaries Dennis Dennis's devotion discussion divine Dryden Dunciad eighteenth eighteenth-century eighteenth-century critics eighteenth-century poets eighteenth-century religious Enthusiastic passion epic Essay example experience expression feeling grandeur Hebrew Hugh Blair human hymn illustration images imagination imitation implies inspired Isaac Watts John Dennis Johnson Jubilate Agno Judgment language ligious limity literary literature London Longinus Lowth Milton mind modern poetry mystery nature neoclassical Night-Thoughts objects Ossian Paradise Lost paraphrase passage Pindar poem poetic poets poets and critics Pope Pope's praise Preface Prose Psalm Quintilian Ralph Cohen rational readers reason reform relationship religion religious ideas religious poetry religious sublime religious verse sacred scripture Seatonian seems sense Smart spirit style supernatural terror theory things Thomson thought tion translation truth Vicesimus Knox vision Wordsworth writing wrote Young