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... Dante , translated by Miss Ward , II . 216 , makes this political application of the lines : " The Florentines , called Sons of Flora , are compared to flowers ; and Dante calls the two parties who divided the city white and black ...
... Dante , translated by Miss Ward , II . 216 , makes this political application of the lines : " The Florentines , called Sons of Flora , are compared to flowers ; and Dante calls the two parties who divided the city white and black ...
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Dante Alighieri. through these lines , -orrevol , onori , or- ranza , onrata , onorata ! 86. Dante puts the sword into the hand of Homer as a symbol of his war- like epic , which is a Song of the Sword . 93. Upon this line Boccaccio , Co ...
Dante Alighieri. through these lines , -orrevol , onori , or- ranza , onrata , onorata ! 86. Dante puts the sword into the hand of Homer as a symbol of his war- like epic , which is a Song of the Sword . 93. Upon this line Boccaccio , Co ...
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Dante Alighieri. the Adda , the Olio , the Mincio , the Trebbia , the Bormida , the Taro ; - rames which recur so often in the history of the wars of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries . " 103. Here the word love is repeated , as the ...
Dante Alighieri. the Adda , the Olio , the Mincio , the Trebbia , the Bormida , the Taro ; - rames which recur so often in the history of the wars of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries . " 103. Here the word love is repeated , as the ...
Page 129
Dante Alighieri. went ; and likewise when he was not invited by them , he invited himself ; 2. The sufferings of these two , and and for this vice he was well known to the pity it excited in him . As in Shake - all Florentines ; though ...
Dante Alighieri. went ; and likewise when he was not invited by them , he invited himself ; 2. The sufferings of these two , and and for this vice he was well known to the pity it excited in him . As in Shake - all Florentines ; though ...
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Dante Alighieri. 1 of discord in the cities of Florence and Pistoia , and of the other states of Tus- cany ; and no less to the same source was to be attributed the death of Pope Boniface VIII . " 69. Charles de Valois , called Senza ...
Dante Alighieri. 1 of discord in the cities of Florence and Pistoia , and of the other states of Tus- cany ; and no less to the same source was to be attributed the death of Pope Boniface VIII . " 69. Charles de Valois , called Senza ...
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