Inspired by the timeless legend of the scholar who sold his soul to the devil, Faustus His Life, Death and Descent into Hell is a classic of German literature. This gripping tale of temptation, redemption, and ultimate damnation has delighted readers for centuries, and this edition - translated into English by the celebrated author and linguist George Henry Borrow - remains one of the most accessible and engaging versions available.

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