Paradise Lost, a profound epic poem penned by the renowned poet John Milton, is an exploration of the biblical story of the Fall of Man. First published in 1667, this work is celebrated for its rich, imaginative narrative and profound philosophical depth. Milton's masterful use of blank verse brings to life the epic tale of Adam and Eve's temptation by the satanic figure, and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden.
In this revised edition, readers will find an enriched and annotated text, complete with critical essays and detailed notes that provide greater insight into Milton’s complex language and allegorical meanings. Ideal for scholars and first-time readers alike, this edition retains the power and beauty of the original while offering additional resources to aid understanding.
The epic is not just a retelling of a biblical story, but a deep exploration of freedom, ambition, and redemption. Milton’s profound questions about divine justice and human agency resonate through the ages, making this not only a literary masterpiece but an enduring philosophical inquiry.