sentences:  Part I, 1729, was published as a "sequel of sorts" to "Friendship in Death" and represents older forms of the coterie epistolary exchange of manuscript culture within the newer print culture.The History of Joseph (1736)
  Rowe's "The History of Joseph" (1736) is an extended narrative poem in the tradition of English religious epics such as Milton's "Paradise Lost" and an allegorical paraphrase that adds detail to the Old Testament story of Joseph".