For 10 points, name this poet who wrote about Satan and the fall of mankind in Paradise Lost.
One of this man's poems features the voice of "the pilot of the Galilean lake" coming in at the second half after the original speaker mourns "thy loss to Shepherds ear." In one of his works, this author states "he who destroys a good book, kills reason itself." This man wrote one work in tribute to a friend who drowned named Edward King, while another of his works argues against censorship and has a title referencing a hill in Athens. This author of the poem "Lycidas" and the tract entitled Areopagitica is best known for a work which features the location of Pandaemonium and such supporting characters as Mammon and Beelzebub. For 10 points, name this poet who wrote about Satan and the fall of mankind in Paradise Lost.
One of this man's poems features the voice of "the pilot of the Galilean lake" coming in at the second half after the original speaker mourns "thy loss to Shepherds ear."
John {Milton}