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The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus

by Christopher Marlowe

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Members' Rating: 3.83from 6 Ratings and 2 Reviews

Tags: Classics, Drama

ISBN-13:9781406733860

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DRAMATIS PERSONAE.
THE POPE. CARDINAL OF LORRAIN. THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY. DUKE OF VANHOLT. FAUSTUS. VALDES, CORNELIUS, FRIENDS TO FAUSTUS. WAGNER, SERVANT TO FAUSTUS. CLOWN. ROBIN. RALPH. VINTNER. HORSE-COURSER. A KNIGHT. AN OLD MAN. SCHOLARS, FRIARS, AND ATTENDANTS.
LUCIFER. BELZEBUB. ...

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4/5 4.00

Reviewed by atmckechnie on Dec 11, 2010

An epic of Faustian preportions

A good read, Faust is a wonderful character in that he shows the desire for freedom and control in all of us. He shows us as we wave our dicks at god and hope for the best. I would have liked to see him redeem himself by the end or at least use his powers for awesome in the mean time. Overall a wonderful piece of Marlow with magic and sluts and everything.

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5/5 5.00

Reviewed by Alabama on Dec 17, 2008

fantastik

This book is a stair step in reading classical (mid times) philisophy. Fautus is the yin yang, of future western european challenge philisophy.

beautiful book!

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Alabama 5.00 Read review 2008-12-17
atmckechnie 4.00 Read review 2010-12-11
JanineMarieDacosta 5.00   2011-01-20
mak706 1.00   2008-10-27
mk4195421 5.00   2010-02-10
psycheinaboat 3.00   2009-01-29

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