[1704]. revives: the subject is 'Virtue,' 1697.
[1707]. A secular bird: a bird living for generations. Lat. sæcula.
[1713]. sons of Caphtor: the Philistines, 'originally of the island Caphtor or Crete. A colony of them settled in Palestine and there went by the name of Philistim.'—Meadowcourt, in Todd's Var. Ed. of Milton.
[1733]. Home to his father's house: see Judges xvi. 31.
[1753]. band them: unite themselves.
[1755]. acquist: acquisition.
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