The Trilogy: On the Catholicism of Dante. On the doctrine of purgatory and its origin. On the figurative senses of Dante's poem. On the style of Dante. Time table of Purgatorio. Plan of Purgatorio. PurgatorioH. G. Bohn, 1862 |
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... rest . ” GREGORY ; Ep . ad Maur . Aug. 2 TACITUS , after narrating the prosecution of C. Cordus by the dependants of Sejanus , for having called Brutus and Cassius the " Last of the Romans , " adds : " The Fathers ordered his book to be ...
... rest . ” GREGORY ; Ep . ad Maur . Aug. 2 TACITUS , after narrating the prosecution of C. Cordus by the dependants of Sejanus , for having called Brutus and Cassius the " Last of the Romans , " adds : " The Fathers ordered his book to be ...
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... rest for many a twelvemonth to come . " - p . 369. Shakspeare alludes to this kind of traditional Purgatory ; when the Ghost in Hamlet ( Act i , sc . v . ) speaks of his condition : - b " Doom'd for a certain term to walk the night AND ...
... rest for many a twelvemonth to come . " - p . 369. Shakspeare alludes to this kind of traditional Purgatory ; when the Ghost in Hamlet ( Act i , sc . v . ) speaks of his condition : - b " Doom'd for a certain term to walk the night AND ...
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... rest of the unbaptized , including Virgil himself . It has justly been said , that Cato's final act was not firmness , but cowardice . He did not dare to receive a favour from Cæsar . " The Greeks , in their view of this crime ...
... rest of the unbaptized , including Virgil himself . It has justly been said , that Cato's final act was not firmness , but cowardice . He did not dare to receive a favour from Cæsar . " The Greeks , in their view of this crime ...
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... rest , Be pleased therewith a little while , I pray , To soothe my mind clogg'd with its earthly part , 110 Arriving here much wearied with the way . " " Love , who holds converse with me in . " 1 heart ; " my With such soft accents he ...
... rest , Be pleased therewith a little while , I pray , To soothe my mind clogg'd with its earthly part , 110 Arriving here much wearied with the way . " " Love , who holds converse with me in . " 1 heart ; " my With such soft accents he ...
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... rest stand still , And towards the ground their timid faces hold , And what the foremost does the others will ... rest would follow ; and if one for any cause in passing a road should leap , all the rest would do the same , though they ...
... rest stand still , And towards the ground their timid faces hold , And what the foremost does the others will ... rest would follow ; and if one for any cause in passing a road should leap , all the rest would do the same , though they ...
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