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Avaricious and the Prodigal . – The Sand Waste . - The Violent Fortune and her
Wheel . The against God . - Capaneus .-- The Fifth Circle . - Styx . — The Iras
Statue of Time , and the Four cible and the Sullen . 22 Infernal Rivers 12 . . 40 43
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Avaricious and the Prodigal . – The Sand Waste . - The Violent Fortune and her
Wheel . The against God . - Capaneus .-- The Fifth Circle . - Styx . — The Iras
Statue of Time , and the Four cible and the Sullen . 22 Infernal Rivers 12 . . 40 43
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Cataract of the River of Blood CANTO XXVI . 50 | The Eighth Bolgia : Evil
Counsellors . — Ulysses and Diomed 82 . CANTO XVII . Geryon . — The Violent
against Art . -Usurers . -Descent into the Abyss of Malebolge . CANTO XXVII .
Guido da ...
Cataract of the River of Blood CANTO XXVI . 50 | The Eighth Bolgia : Evil
Counsellors . — Ulysses and Diomed 82 . CANTO XVII . Geryon . — The Violent
against Art . -Usurers . -Descent into the Abyss of Malebolge . CANTO XXVII .
Guido da ...
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The River Lethe . —Matilda CANTO XVI . Marco Lombardo 339 298 CANTO XVII
. Dante's Dream of Anger . – The Fourth Circle . — The Slothful 301 CANTO XXIX
. The Triumph of the Church 342 CANTO XXX , Beatrice 345 CANTO XVIII .
The River Lethe . —Matilda CANTO XVI . Marco Lombardo 339 298 CANTO XVII
. Dante's Dream of Anger . – The Fourth Circle . — The Slothful 301 CANTO XXIX
. The Triumph of the Church 342 CANTO XXX , Beatrice 345 CANTO XVIII .
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The River of Light . - The Two Courts of Heaven . - The White Rose of Paradise
CANTO XXI . The Seventh Heaven , or that of Saturn , where are the Spirits of the
Contemplative . — The Celestial Stairway . --- St. Peter Damiano.- His Invectives
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The River of Light . - The Two Courts of Heaven . - The White Rose of Paradise
CANTO XXI . The Seventh Heaven , or that of Saturn , where are the Spirits of the
Contemplative . — The Celestial Stairway . --- St. Peter Damiano.- His Invectives
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Why climb'st thou not the Mount Delectable , Which is the source and cause of
every joy ? ” " Now , art thou that Virgilius and that fountain Which spreads
abroad so wide a river of speech ? " I made response to him with bashful
forehead .
Why climb'st thou not the Mount Delectable , Which is the source and cause of
every joy ? ” " Now , art thou that Virgilius and that fountain Which spreads
abroad so wide a river of speech ? " I made response to him with bashful
forehead .
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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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