Dante His Life And Writings
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Dante at last consents. Thus is the first day spent Palm Sunday of the year 1300. The Gate of Hell now appears before them, with its terrible inscription. They enter, and hear a confused sound of sighs, groans, and beatings of hands. They HELL. 79 first meet the cowards, who did neither good nor harm in life, tormented by insects, and running after a banner. They arrive at the shore of Acheron. Charon refuses to ferry across a living soul. He is transported in a mysterious manner whilst asleep,... and, waking up, finds himself in Limbo, where are those who died without baptism and without faith, the heroes, the philosophers, and the great poets of antiquity. From this point they descend into the dark- ness. At the entrance of the second circle stands Minos, who declares the sentence of the damned by the lashing of his tail around his body. In this circle are the self-indulgent, who are borne along by a ceaseless wind. Among them is Francesca da Rimini, So DANTE.
who tells the sad story of her love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dante at last consents. Thus is the first day spent Palm Sunday of the year 1300. The Gate of Hell now appears before them, with its terrible inscription. They enter, and hear a confused sound of sighs, groans, and beatings of hands. They HELL. 79 first meet the cowards, who did neither good nor harm in life, tormented by insects, and running after a banner. They arrive at the shore of Acheron. Charon refuses to ferry across a living soul. He is transported in a mysterious manner whilst asleep,... and, waking up, finds himself in Limbo, where are those who died without baptism and without faith, the heroes, the philosophers, and the great poets of antiquity. From this point they descend into the dark- ness. At the entrance of the second circle stands Minos, who declares the sentence of the damned by the lashing of his tail around his body. In this circle are the self-indulgent, who are borne along by a ceaseless wind. Among them is Francesca da Rimini, So DANTE.
who tells the sad story of her love.
What to read after Dante His Life And Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Oscar, 1837-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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