One character in this work has a flight blocked by a shapeless black being carrying a "fatal dart" and a woman who sprang from his head, with whom he committed incest. This poem's author is inspired by a "Heavenly Muse" that "dove-like sat'st brooding" in four invocations, and its opening includes a debate in which Belial and Mammon speak in Pandaemonium. A couple "hand in hand" take their "solitary way" at the end of this twelve-book poem, in which Raphael and Michael speak in part to "justify the ways of God to men". For 10 points, name this 
One character in this work has a flight blocked by a shapeless black being carrying a "fatal dart" and a woman who sprang from his head, with whom he committed incest. This poem's author is inspired by a "Heavenly Muse" that "dove-like sat'st brooding" in four invocations, and its opening includes a debate in which Belial and Mammon speak in Pandaemonium. A couple "hand in hand" take their "solitary way" at the end of this twelve-book poem, in which Raphael and Michael speak in part to "justify the ways of God to men". For 10 points, name this epic about the fall of Satan, Adam, and Eve, by John Milton.
One character in this work has a flight blocked by a shapeless black being carrying a "fatal dart" and a woman who sprang from his head, with whom he committed incest.