This author was inspired by John Milton when writing a long prose epic about evil figures like Velleda the Druidess and Daemon of Voluptuousness and the titular ones like Heirocles in his work The Martyrs.
This author was inspired by John Milton when writing a long prose epic about evil figures like Velleda the Druidess and Daemon of Voluptuousness and the titular ones like Heirocles in his work The Martyrs. In one of this author's works, Chactas adapts the protagonist into his tribe, and that protagonist marries Celuta, thereby prompting strife when Ondoure is made jealous. After retiring to Rome at the turn of the century, he wrote his Memoirs from Beyond the Grave, which chronicles the formation of many of his novels that describe the Natzchez Indians. He won the favor of Napoleon with a non-fiction work that describes the superiority of Moses to all other cosmogonies and is subtitled "the spirit and beauty of the" titular faith. For 10 points, identify this author of the novels Atala and Rene, the father of French Romanticism who wrote the influential The Genius of Christianity.
This author was inspired by John Milton when writing a long prose epic about evil figures like Velleda the Druidess and Daemon of Voluptuousness and the titular ones like Heirocles in his work The Martyrs.
Francois-Rene de Chateaubriand