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poet
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Epic
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Language
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Homer
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Iliad
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Greek
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Homer
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Odyssey
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Greek
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Virgil
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Aeneid
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Latin
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Beowulf
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Anglo- saxon
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Dante
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Divine Comedy
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Latin
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Tasso
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Jerusalem Delivered
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Latin
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John Milton
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Paradise Lost
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English
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Spenser
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Faerie Queene
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English
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Tennyson
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Morte D’ Arthur
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English
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Maharishi Valmiki
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Ramayan
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Sanskrit
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Tulsidas
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Ramacharitha Manas
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Hindi
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Camoens
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Lusiad
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Portuguese
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Alexander Pope
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The Rape of the Lock (Mock epic)
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English
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The Battle of the Frogs and Mice (Mock epic)
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Greek
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