Christopher Marlowe's most famous play exists in multiple versions,
and scholars are still struggling to untangle the relationships
among the different texts of the play. Though the copy text for
this edition is the 1616 edition (B1), Appendix A reproduces four
scenes and a chorus from the A-text, all of which differ
substantially from their B-text analogues, along with the Sultan of
Babylon scene from the 1663 edition of the play (B7). Readers can
thus observe the mutations of the play Doctor Faustus (as well as
the character of Faustus) through the course of early modern
English theatre and culture. The introduction and appendices to
this Broadview Edition provide a wealth of materials on Marlowe's
life and work, the Faust tradition in Europe and Britain, magic and
witchcraft, and the Protestant Reformation.
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