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249 CANTO II . The Celestial Pilot . - Casella 252 CANTO VIII . The Guardian
Angels and the Serpent . - Nino di Gallura .-- Currado Malaspina 271 CANTO III .
The Foot of the Mountain . - Those who have died in Contumacy of Holy Church .
249 CANTO II . The Celestial Pilot . - Casella 252 CANTO VIII . The Guardian
Angels and the Serpent . - Nino di Gallura .-- Currado Malaspina 271 CANTO III .
The Foot of the Mountain . - Those who have died in Contumacy of Holy Church .
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PAGE CANTO X. PAGE Thie Ascent to the First Heaven . 493 The Fourth Heaven
, or that of the Sun , where are seen the Spirits CANTO II . of Theologians and
Fathers of the Church . - St. Thomas Aquinas . 522 The First Heaven , or that of
the ...
PAGE CANTO X. PAGE Thie Ascent to the First Heaven . 493 The Fourth Heaven
, or that of the Sun , where are seen the Spirits CANTO II . of Theologians and
Fathers of the Church . - St. Thomas Aquinas . 522 The First Heaven , or that of
the ...
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We went upon our way with the ten deinons ; Ah , savage company ! but in the
church With saints , and in the tavern with the gluttons ! the pitch was my intent ,
To see the whole condition of that Bolgia , And of the people who therein were ...
We went upon our way with the ten deinons ; Ah , savage company ! but in the
church With saints , and in the tavern with the gluttons ! the pitch was my intent ,
To see the whole condition of that Bolgia , And of the people who therein were ...
Page 121
This restless flag is an emblem the Church , and jarred harshly against of the
shifting and unstable minds of its some of the first principles of the Papal
followers . authority . It was a confession of coni . 59. Generally supposed to be
Pope mon ...
This restless flag is an emblem the Church , and jarred harshly against of the
shifting and unstable minds of its some of the first principles of the Papal
followers . authority . It was a confession of coni . 59. Generally supposed to be
Pope mon ...
Page 135
Ah ! had ye knowledge how God evermore , With agonies of soul and grievous
heats , giana of the Church of Santa Maria del As on aa anvil beats Popolo in
Rome . See Mrs. Jameson , On then that in this carth hold high estate , Sacred
and ...
Ah ! had ye knowledge how God evermore , With agonies of soul and grievous
heats , giana of the Church of Santa Maria del As on aa anvil beats Popolo in
Rome . See Mrs. Jameson , On then that in this carth hold high estate , Sacred
and ...
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| Title | The Divine Comedy Classic translations from classic authors |
| Author | Dante Alighieri |
| Publisher | Routledge, 1895 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 500 pages |
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