Dante His Time
Dante His Time
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In the first chapter of the third book he says : " Oh how many nights did pass, when the eyes of other men were closed in slumber while mine looked fixedly and immovably on the dwelling-place of my love ! " And again in the ninth chapter : " In that same year I so weakened the spirits of vision by too much reading that the stars seemed to me surrounded by a kind of white mist, and only by long repose in dark and cool places, and by cooling the eye- balls with limpid water, did I recover the dis...eased power, so that it returned to its former state of health. " Dante never gave up his studies ; he became one of the most learned men of his time ; one who had read all works of importance and was master of all its knowledge. He seems to have made one farther step : we know from a trustworthy report that Dante for some time was a novice of the Order of St. Francis, but left the cloister 234 DANTE AND HIS TIME without taking orders. In the subterranean journey he tells that around his waist he wore the cord by which he for a time had thought to master the " pard, " thatjs, the spirit of lust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first chapter of the third book he says : " Oh how many nights did pass, when the eyes of other men were closed in slumber while mine looked fixedly and immovably on the dwelling-place of my love ! " And again in the ninth chapter : " In that same year I so weakened the spirits of vision by too much reading that the stars seemed to me surrounded by a kind of white mist, and only by long repose in dark and cool places, and by cooling the eye- balls with limpid water, did I recover the dis...eased power, so that it returned to its former state of health. " Dante never gave up his studies ; he became one of the most learned men of his time ; one who had read all works of importance and was master of all its knowledge. He seems to have made one farther step : we know from a trustworthy report that Dante for some time was a novice of the Order of St. Francis, but left the cloister 234 DANTE AND HIS TIME without taking orders. In the subterranean journey he tells that around his waist he wore the cord by which he for a time had thought to master the " pard, " thatjs, the spirit of lust.
What to read after Dante His Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Federn to read onlineMoreLess
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