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Comus is a Jacobean masque, a form of early English drama, that combines music, dance, and poetry. It was written by John Milton and performed in front of the Earl of Bridgewater at Ludlow Castle in 1634. The masque features a narrative that blends mythological and allegorical elements, with a focus on the figure of Comus, a character representing the spirit of vice. The work is notable for its elaborate staging and its exploration of moral and religious themes.
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