Which author’s work titled "To Penthurst" is regarded as a fundamental piece of the neoclassical literary movement?

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Explanation

"To Penthurst" is a notable poem attributed to Ben Jonson, who is recognized as a key figure in the neoclassical movement. His works embody the principles of classical order and restraint, making this poem a significant example of neoclassical literature. The other authors listed, while prominent, are not associated with this particular poem.

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Which author’s work titled "To Penthurst" is regarded as a fundamental piece of the neoclassical literary movement?

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