
I thought you might all be interest in knowing that you have been taught.
In my zippyzipfast eight-day teach of Greek Myth and the Bible and their echoes in modern literature, I have used, among other works, the following:
Mr Fob:
- "Abraham's Purgatory (for our discussion of Abraham and Isaac)
Melyngoch:
- "Deus ex Machina (part of the test)
Tolkers:
- "Genesis" (for our discussion on Adam and Eve)
"Original Sin" (for our discussion on Adam and Eve)
eg:
- "I Study Barnett Newman's Adam (1951) (for our discussion on Adam and Eve)

2 comments:
ahem. you know that there are good poems about Adam and Eve out there, right?
Right?
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These were easily accessible. And I like them.
It's freshmen if that makes you feel better.
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