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Paradise Lost

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John Milton

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The epic poem explores the themes of rebellion and temptation through the narratives of Lucifer's fall from grace and the subsequent temptation of Adam and Eve. Milton presents a vivid retelling of Biblical events, including the war in heaven and humanity's loss of innocence. His intention is to "justify the ways of God to men," creating a work of profound beauty that has captivated readers and scholars since its 1667 publication. This edition features premium acid-free paper, enhancing the reading experience of this timeless classic.

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Titre: Paradise Lost
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: John Milton
Éditeur: Digireads.com
Publié: 2021
Pages: 250
ISBN13: 9781420975574
Mots clés: Fiction, Esotérisme et religion, Poésie, Fiction historique, Religion, Classiques, Christianisme, Angleterre, Afrique, Littérature anglaise, Vengeance, Dieu, Seigneur, Prix Nobel, Lyrique, Jésus-Christ, Épopées, Ancien Testament, Littérature africaine, Utopie, Enfer, Diables, Histoires de la Bible, Ciel, Personnages bibliques, Tanzanie, Paradis, Anges déchus, Diable, Satan
Première publication: 1667
Titre original: Paradise Lost
Évaluation: 4,45 sur 5
Description: The epic poem explores the themes of rebellion and temptation through the narratives of Lucifer's fall from grace and the subsequent temptation of Adam and Eve. Milton presents a vivid retelling of Biblical events, including the war in heaven and humanity's loss of innocence. His intention is to "justify the ways of God to men," creating a work of profound beauty that has captivated readers and scholars since its 1667 publication. This edition features premium acid-free paper, enhancing the reading experience of this timeless classic.