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The achievement of John S. Diekhoff, by J. G. Taaffe.--John S. Diekhoff: a bibliography, by J. Cerny.--Milton's Eikon basilike, by M. Y. Hughes.--Inaction and silence: the reader in Paradise regained, by S. E. Fish.--Sin in Paradise regained: the biblical background, by M. C. Pecheux.--The obedience of Christ in Paradise regained, by W. B. Hunter, Jr.--The private mythology of Paradise regained, by J. B. Broadbent.--William Blake: illustrator-interpreter of Paradise regained, by J. A. Wittreich, Jr.--The mental pinnacle: Paradise regained and the romantic four-book epic, by S. Curran.--The date of Samson Agonistes again, by W. R. Parker.--"Passions well imitated": rhetoric and poetics in the preface to Samson Agonistes, by J. M. Steadman.--Time, light, and the phoenix: the design of Samson Agonistes, by A. R. Cirillo.--Samson Agonistes as tragedy, by I. Samuel.--Melancholy against melancholy: Samson Agonistes as Renaissance tragedy, by R. B. Waddington.--Irony as tragic effect: Samson Agonistes and the tragedy of hope, by J. T. Shawcross.--Appendices, by J. A. Wittreich, Jr
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