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This document lists authors and their famous works, including Dante Alighieri who wrote The Divine Comedy, William Shakespeare who wrote plays such as Julius Caesar, Hamlet, and Macbeth, and Jane Austen who wrote Pride and Prejudice. It also discusses epic poems such as the Mahabharata and Gilgamesh, influential religious texts like the King James Bible, and mythology figures like Zeus and Prometheus from Greek mythology. Finally, it provides brief descriptions of various writing systems from different ancient cultures.
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- 2. Dante Alighieri The author of the DIVINE COMEDY
- 3. Victor Hugo The author of the LES MISERABLES
- 4. William Shakespeare The author of the JULIUS CAESAR
- 5. William Shakespeare The author of the HAMLET
- 6. William Shakespeare The author of the MACBETH
- 7. William Shakespeare The author of the KING LEAR
- 8. Virginia Wolf The author of the Mrs. Dalloway
- 9. John Milton The author of the Paradise Lost
- 10. Oscar Wilde The author of the famous novel “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
- 11. Victor Hugo The author of THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTREDAME
- 12. George Orwell The author of the ANIMAL FARM and 1984
- 13. Chinua Achebe The author of the THINGS FALL APART
- 14. Rudyard Kipling The author of THE JUNGLE BOOK
- 15. JANE AUSTEN The author of the PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
- 16. Harriet Beecher Stowe The author of the UNCLE TOM’S CABIN
- 17. Walt Whitman The author of the O’ Captain! My Captain!
- 18. Edgar Allan Poe Father of Detective Stories
- 19. Leo Tolstoy The author of the ANNA KARENINA
- 20. Confucious The author of the ANALECTS
- 21. Vergil/Virgil The author of the AENID
- 22. Robert Frost Jr. Father of PASTORAL POETRY
- 23. Francis Bacon Father of English Essay
- 24. Renaissance The Golden Age of English Literature
- 27. King James Bible Most Influential Book in the History of English Civilization
- 28. William Shakespeare Father of English Drama
- 29. Zeus He is known as the ruler of the Olympians and is respected as the protector of the Greeks
- 30. Prometheus He stole “fire” and gave it to the humans
- 31. Rabindranath Tagore He holds the distinction of being the first Asian to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature
- 32. 1950 The Carlos Palanca Awards was created in
- 33. Nick Joaquin He has the pen name of “Quijano de Manila” in his writings
- 36. Cuneiform The early form of Sumerian writing system
- 37. Cuneiform- Sumerian Alibata/Baybayin- Philippines Heiroglyphics- Egyptians Sanskrit- Indian Katakana- Japanese WRITING SYSTEMS