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Justify the ways of man to God
Justify the ways of God to man
Show that the Satan and God have equal power
Explain why good and evil are necessary
John Keats
P.B. Shelly
John Milton
William Blake
He is as good as his brother.
He is the star of the family.
She sang like a cuckoo.
The boy takes after his father.
A long poem
A long prose composition
A romance
A novel
12 lines
24 lines
14 lines
10 lines
history
pedagogy
Linguistic
Unknown
Julius Caesar
The Tempest
Othelo
King Lear
A heroic dipiction
A historical fiction
A long narrative poems
A collection of poems
Comedy
Tragi-Comedy
Tragedy
Fars
Short story
A drama
Ode
A novel
Aeneid
Iliad
Odyssy
Don juan
Geofray chaucer
John wyclif
Boccacio
Thomas barth
The comic and tragic end of the play
None of the above
The comical end of dramatic events
The tragic end of dramatic events
Explain why good and evil are necessary
Justify the ways of man to God
Justify the ways of God to man
Show that the Satan and God have equal power
violent and sensational themes
historical themes
Philosophical themes
pathetic themes
A prose of special nature
A sacred poem of reputed poet
A poem of fourteen lines
A criticism of a poet
the brance of botany concerned with grasses.
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hymn
limerick
poem of lamentation
satire
Promotion
