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In Faust : THE LORD Know'st Faust ? MEPHISTOPHELES The Doctor Faust ? THE LORD My servant , he ! The same bargain is struck in both cases . The Lord , at Satan's challenge , gives him permission to make a test of the man .
In Faust : THE LORD Know'st Faust ? MEPHISTOPHELES The Doctor Faust ? THE LORD My servant , he ! The same bargain is struck in both cases . The Lord , at Satan's challenge , gives him permission to make a test of the man .
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love for Faust , so cruelly betrayed by him , causes her to be saved . As the first part ends , Faust has not yet found that wonderful moment of existence to which he could really wish to cling . The second part of Faust is a long ...
love for Faust , so cruelly betrayed by him , causes her to be saved . As the first part ends , Faust has not yet found that wonderful moment of existence to which he could really wish to cling . The second part of Faust is a long ...
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Goethe's Faust is a monument of German literature . On rare occasions both parts have been performed , after much cutting and careful adaptation to solve the production problems of part two . There are a number of notable Faust operas ...
Goethe's Faust is a monument of German literature . On rare occasions both parts have been performed , after much cutting and careful adaptation to solve the production problems of part two . There are a number of notable Faust operas ...
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How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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