The book "The Tragic History of Doctor Faustus in a quarto of 1604" is a masterpiece of the English playwright Christopher Marlowe, which tells the story of Doctor Faustus, who turns to black magic to make a deal with the cunning Mephistopheles. On the way to achieving unlimited knowledge and power over the world, Dr. Faust gradually finds himself in the vortex of the internal struggle between good and evil. Marlow successfully combined the tragic fate of the hero with philosophical reflections on human nature, the desire for the fullness of life and the price to be paid for freedom. The book "The Tragic History of Doctor Faustus in the Quarto of 1604" leaves readers in tense anticipation of the development of events and gives them the opportunity to delve into the complexity of the human soul and its struggle with its own desires. Thoroughly engaging and provocative, this work is known for its depth and relevance of themes that remain important even in today's world. "The tragic story of Dr. Faust in the quarto of 1604" leaves a mark in the hearts of its readers, making them think about the value of wisdom and turn away from wandering on forbidden paths.