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Title: Paradise Regained
Author: John Milton
First Published in: 1671

An epic poem in four books by Milton, published in 1671.

It is a sequel to Paradise Lost, and deals exclusively with the
temptation of Christ in the wilderness. According to the poet's
conception whereas Paradise was lost by the yielding of Adam and
Eve to Satan's temptation, so was it regained by the resistance
of the Son of God to the temptation of the same spirit. Satan is
here represented not in the majestic lineaments of Paradise Lost,
but as a cunning, smooth and dissembling creature, a 'Spirit
unfortunate', as he describes himself. There is a comperative
scarcity of similes and ornament, and only a vivid and ingenious
expansion of the biblical texts.

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