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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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... directed tow'rds the city , After those holy words all confident . Within we
entered without any contest ; And I , who inclination had to see What the
condition such a fortress hoids , Soon as I was within , cast round mine eye , And
see on every ...
... directed tow'rds the city , After those holy words all confident . Within we
entered without any contest ; And I , who inclination had to see What the
condition such a fortress hoids , Soon as I was within , cast round mine eye , And
see on every ...
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24 . “ That is , ” says Boccaccio , Co. Beatrice . mento , “ St. Peter the Apostle ,
called the greater on account of his papal dig . CANTO II . nity , and to distinguish
him from many other holy men of the same name . The evening of Good Friday .
24 . “ That is , ” says Boccaccio , Co. Beatrice . mento , “ St. Peter the Apostle ,
called the greater on account of his papal dig . CANTO II . nity , and to distinguish
him from many other holy men of the same name . The evening of Good Friday .
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Being a simple man and of a holy position of the Holy Ghost , had raised life ,
living as a hermit in the moun . to the spiritual throne of the world . tains of
Morrone in Abruzzo , above Sel . The Conclave had been , as it seemel , mona ,
he was ...
Being a simple man and of a holy position of the Holy Ghost , had raised life ,
living as a hermit in the moun . to the spiritual throne of the world . tains of
Morrone in Abruzzo , above Sel . The Conclave had been , as it seemel , mona ,
he was ...
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... he was also a most between these two German families : absolute Natural
Philosopher , a very the Guelfs still supporting the interest friendly Gentleman ,
singularly well of the Holy Church , and the Ghibel- spoken , and whatsoever else
was ...
... he was also a most between these two German families : absolute Natural
Philosopher , a very the Guelfs still supporting the interest friendly Gentleman ,
singularly well of the Holy Church , and the Ghibel- spoken , and whatsoever else
was ...
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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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