The temptation of St. Anthony

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"The Temptation of St. Anthony" is a novel that delves into the legendary figure of St. Anthony of Egypt, who is known for his extreme asceticism and spiritual struggles. The story is set during a period of intense temptation and inner conflict faced by St. Anthony while he is living in the desert.The novel is structured around a series of vivid and surreal visions experienced by St. Anthony, who is tempted by various demons and supernatural forces. These temptations include encounters with mythological figures, historical characters, and allegorical beings, each representing different aspects of human desires and fears.Flaubert's work is notable for its rich, imaginative prose and its exploration of themes related to religion, morality, and the human psyche. The novel is a deep psychological and philosophical exploration of St. Anthony's internal struggles and the broader metaphysical questions about the nature of temptation and redemption.

Bol Partner

The Shelf2Life Drama Collection is an engaging set of original pre-1923 one-act and full-length plays. From stories of endearing protagonists aching for love in the American heartland to vindictive antagonists stirring up trouble with relatives, these plays offer compelling dialog and amusing twists. The characters, costumes, dialects and set-designs described in these pages highlight a new era of plays - focused on creating relationships and environments that audiences could connect with. The Shelf2Life Drama Collection invites readers to discover a heart-warming comedy or gut-wrenching tragedy from this period of realism.

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Pages: 156, Paperback, Alpha Edition