A Lost God, With Illus.

"A Lost God" is a captivating epic poem by Francis William Bourdillon, accompanied by enchanting illustrations by H.J. Ford. First published in 1891, this work revives the grand tradition of classical storytelling, inviting readers into a world of forgotten deities and timeless struggles. Bourdillon's verse combines vivid imagery with profound reflections on mortality and the enduring power of myth.

This illustrated edition offers a unique aesthetic experience, blending literary artistry with visual splendor. Readers will appreciate the book's historical value, offering a glimpse into the literary tastes and artistic styles of the late 19th century. "A Lost God" is a treasure for collectors of fine books, lovers of poetry, and anyone seeking to rediscover the magic of ancient legends.

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