
Milton's Comus
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Authors:
- Bell, William
1860 - 1940
- Milton, John
1608 - 1674
About this book
In the early 17th century, a cultural renaissance flourished, giving rise to profound artistic expressions. "Milton's Comus" by John Milton is a lyrical masque that delves into the timeless struggle between virtue and temptation. With its rich exploration of themes such as chastity and indulgence, the narrative centers around the character Comus, a personification of sensuality and excess. The poem intricately weaves the concept of moral fortitude against the allure of hedonism, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of virtue. Ideal for students, literary enthusiasts, and historians, this work remains a pivotal study of early modern literature, showcasing Milton's masterful command of language and philosophical depth. Discover the enduring relevance of "Milton's Comus" and its insights into human nature.
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