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From [[John Milton]] to [[F. Scott Fitzgerald]], much of great literature is about paradise.<ref>https://openlibrary.org/search?subject=Paradise%20in%20literature</ref>
 
From [[John Milton]] to [[F. Scott Fitzgerald]], much of great literature is about paradise.<ref>https://openlibrary.org/search?subject=Paradise%20in%20literature</ref>
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[[Paradise Lost]], by Milton in 1667, is an epic poem about paradise that contains 10,500 lines filling 12 books.
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[[Paradise Lost]], by Milton in 1667, is an epic poem about paradise that contains 10,500 lines filling 12 books.  One interpretation of this poem is that [[Adam]] chooses to sin to live with [[Eve]] rather than to be good and live without her.
    
==Etymology==
 
==Etymology==
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