/ Lie scatter'd on the Alpine mountains cold" in his sonnet about the "Late Massacre in Piedmont."
This author asked the Lord to avenge "thy slaughter'd Saints, whose bones / Lie scatter'd on the Alpine mountains cold" in his sonnet about the "Late Massacre in Piedmont." Another of his sonnets describes how soon "Time, the subtle thief of youth" has stolen "on his wing" his "three and twentieth year." He wrote "Hence vain deluding joyes" in the companion piece to his poem "L'Allegro," "Il Penseroso," and foretold the ruin of the "Corrupted clergy" in his monody inspired by the death of Edward King, "Lycidas". Jesus says "Tempt not the Lord thy God" to defeat Satan in the climax of the sequel to his epic poem about "man's first disobedience, and the fruit." FTP, name this British poet of Paradise Regained and Paradise Lost.
This author asked the Lord to avenge "thy slaughter'd Saints, whose bones
John Milton