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... Poet Statius . • 315 CANTO XXII . The Sixth Circle . - The Gluttonous -The Mystic Tree . CANTO XXIII . Forese CANTO XXIV . · 318 NOTES ILLUSTRATIONS : 321 Buonagiunta da Lucca . Martin IV . , and others - Pope · 325 • " 363 The Hero as Poet ...
... Poet Statius . • 315 CANTO XXII . The Sixth Circle . - The Gluttonous -The Mystic Tree . CANTO XXIII . Forese CANTO XXIV . · 318 NOTES ILLUSTRATIONS : 321 Buonagiunta da Lucca . Martin IV . , and others - Pope · 325 • " 363 The Hero as Poet ...
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... During the time of false and lying gods . A poet was I , and I sang that just Son of Anchises , who came forth from Troy , After that Ilion the superb was burned . 40 45 But thou , why goest thou back to such annoyance THE DIVINE COMEDY .
... During the time of false and lying gods . A poet was I , and I sang that just Son of Anchises , who came forth from Troy , After that Ilion the superb was burned . 40 45 But thou , why goest thou back to such annoyance THE DIVINE COMEDY .
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... Poet , I thee entreat , By that same God whom thou didst never know , So that I may escape this woe and worse , Thou wouldst conduct me there where thou hast said , That I may see the portal of Saint Peter , And those thou makest so ...
... Poet , I thee entreat , By that same God whom thou didst never know , So that I may escape this woe and worse , Thou wouldst conduct me there where thou hast said , That I may see the portal of Saint Peter , And those thou makest so ...
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... Poet sovereign ; He who comes next is Horace , the satirist ; The third is Ovid , and the last is Lucan . Because to each of these with me applies The name that solitary voice proclaimed , They do me honour , and in that do well ...
... Poet sovereign ; He who comes next is Horace , the satirist ; The third is Ovid , and the last is Lucan . Because to each of these with me applies The name that solitary voice proclaimed , They do me honour , and in that do well ...
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Dante Alighieri. Thereon he hid himself ; and I towards The ancient poet turned my steps , reflecting Upon that saying , which seemed hostile to me . He moved along ; and afterward , thus going , He said to me , " Why art thou so ...
Dante Alighieri. Thereon he hid himself ; and I towards The ancient poet turned my steps , reflecting Upon that saying , which seemed hostile to me . He moved along ; and afterward , thus going , He said to me , " Why art thou so ...
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