This work's line "Wolves shall succeed for teachers" is a jab at the Catholic Church.
This work's line "Wolves shall succeed for teachers" is a jab at the Catholic Church. A character in this work says that he "who overcomes by force hath overcome but half his foe." At the end of this work, two characters take their "solitary way" and have the world "all before them." This poem's opening announces that it will pursue "things unattempted yet in Prose or Rhyme" and will "justify the ways of God to man." For 10 points, name this English epic in which Satan sneaks into Eden and corrupts mankind, a work by John Milton.
This work's line "Wolves shall succeed for teachers" is a jab at the Catholic Church.
Paradise Lost