Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Paradise Lost” in chapter 2 of George Ticknor, Life, letters and journals of George Ticknor:
... was more brave than the daughters of Tyndarus, Helen and Clytemnestra, who had murdered their husbands, Deiphobus and Agamemnon.
The same objection, therefore, lies against this, which meets us in Paradise Lost , Book IV.; for Horace had no more right to say that this liberta was the boldest of the daughters of Tyndarus— when she was none of them—than Milton had to call Adam the goodliest man of ...
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