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200 244 PURGATORIO . CANTO I. The Shores of Purgatory .-- Cato of Utica , ( .
ANTO VII . The Valley of the Princes 268 . 249 CANTO II . The Celestial Pilot . -
Casella 252 CANTO VIII . The Guardian Angels and the Serpent . - Nino di
Gallura .
200 244 PURGATORIO . CANTO I. The Shores of Purgatory .-- Cato of Utica , ( .
ANTO VII . The Valley of the Princes 268 . 249 CANTO II . The Celestial Pilot . -
Casella 252 CANTO VIII . The Guardian Angels and the Serpent . - Nino di
Gallura .
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What folk is this , which seems by pain so vanquished ? " And he to me : “ This
miserable mode Maintain the melancholy souls of those Who lived withouten
infamy or praise . Commingled are they with that caitiff choir Of Angels , who have
not ...
What folk is this , which seems by pain so vanquished ? " And he to me : “ This
miserable mode Maintain the melancholy souls of those Who lived withouten
infamy or praise . Commingled are they with that caitiff choir Of Angels , who have
not ...
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And the Guide said to me : “ He wakes no more This side the sound of the angelic
trumpet ; When shall approach the hostile Potentate , shall find again his dismal
tomb , Shall reassume his flesh and his own figure , Shall hear what through ...
And the Guide said to me : “ He wakes no more This side the sound of the angelic
trumpet ; When shall approach the hostile Potentate , shall find again his dismal
tomb , Shall reassume his flesh and his own figure , Shall hear what through ...
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Then he directed to the Friar this voice : “ Be not displeased , if granted thee , to
tell us If to the right hand any pass slope down By which we two may issue forth
from here , Without constraining some of the black angels To come and extricate
...
Then he directed to the Friar this voice : “ Be not displeased , if granted thee , to
tell us If to the right hand any pass slope down By which we two may issue forth
from here , Without constraining some of the black angels To come and extricate
...
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... symbol of reason ) , which opens its leaves ; Many , when she had passed ,
said , ' This and what produces the effect of the sun is not a woman , rather is she
one of the on him is a specch of Virgil's ,, persuadmost beautiful angels of heaven
.
... symbol of reason ) , which opens its leaves ; Many , when she had passed ,
said , ' This and what produces the effect of the sun is not a woman , rather is she
one of the on him is a specch of Virgil's ,, persuadmost beautiful angels of heaven
.
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Bibliographic information
| 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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