Milton, in his " Paradise Lost," sketched Adam and Eve as the archetypal man and woman in outlines which have been compared for their grand simplicity with Michael Angelo's two frescoes on the Sistine Chapel.
We in our first lecture, Section12, say that " The Almighty, as His last, best gift to man then created woman, and under His forming hands a creature grew, man-like, but different sex, so lovely fair, that what seemed fair in all the world seemed now mean, or in her summed up, in her contained.
