That poem calls Hermes "thrice great" and talks of the "unseen Genius of the Wood" after opening "hence vain deluding joyes.
Robert Bridges claimed this man's magnum opus was actually written in syllabic verse in an 1899 work on "[this man's] Prosody." The title figure of one of his poems cannot resurrect "him that left half told / the tale of Cambuskan bold." That poem calls Hermes "thrice great" and talks of the "unseen Genius of the Wood" after opening "hence vain deluding joyes." Huxley's (*) Eyeless in Gaza takes its title from a work by this author of the poem "Il Penseroso." This author of Samson Agonistes wrote of a summit with Mammon and Beelzebub in Pandemonium in his most famous work. For 10 points, name this poet who wrote "of man's first disobedience" in Paradise Lost.
Robert Bridges claimed this man's magnum opus was actually written in syllabic verse in an 1899 work on "[this man's] Prosody."
John {Milton}