Paradise Lost written by John Milton. here into the talk about Adam & Eve.

1. Dave Mayuri
• Roll no. 15
• M.A.Department of English.
• Sem : 1
• Subject Name:- Renaissance Literature
• Presentation topic:- Paradise lost;-Eve.
• Professor name: Dr.Dilip Bard.
• Submitted by: M.K.Bhavnagar University

2. Introduction of John Milton
• John Milton born 9 December 1608 & Died 8
November1674, Polemicist,Man of Later &
Civil Servant for Comenwelth of England
under Oliver Cromwell.He wrote at time he
wrote at Time of Religious Flux and Political
Upheval and his best known for Epic poem
Paradise Lost(1667) Return blenk v
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3. Paradise Lost:- Eve
• Definition Of Eve:-
• 1. The Evening or the day before a holiday,
church festival or any date or event christians
eve,the Eve of Elaction.
• 2. The first women wife of Adam and
progenitor of the human race.
• 3 . On the eve of depture he gave her little
parcel.

4. Paradise Lost:- Eve
• Definition Of Eve:-
• 1. The Evening or the day before a holiday,
church festival or any date or event christians
eve,the Eve of Elaction.
• 2. The first women wife of Adam and
progenitor of the human race.
• 3 . On the eve of depture he gave her little
parcel.

5. -:Creation of Universe:-
• This mythic story Describes creation of
humanity and the other universe in a way its
similar to modern science which searches for
answer to the age old Question of how the
Earth & everything on it came to be the way it
is.

6. -:God crate the Eve:-
• So god created human kind in his images.in
the image oh god created them male and
female he created them.
• God blessed them and god said to them be
fruitful and multiply and feel the earth.

7. God create the Eve
“So God created human kind in his images. Oh God he
created them ;male and female
He created them. God blessed them and God said to
them “be fruitful” and multiply , and
Feel the earth.”
Eve is formed the rib of Adam. They are of the same
bone.
The fruit was not apple , though it is always shown like
this European paintings. It was a
Pomegranate, an ancient symbol of fertility and plenty
in pagen religiouns.

8. Thank you…..