Handbook to the Works of Dante
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2. RELATIONS BETWEEN THE " DE MONARCHIA " AND OTHER WRITINGS The " Commedia " does not refer specifically to any of Dante's earlier writings, though his use of the phrase vita nuova in the " Purgatorio " is a near approach to naming the work that bears that title. Witte interprets lo bello stilo in the first canto of the " Inferno, " ~ as an allusion to the " De Monarchia, " as written in Latin, but the German scholar is certainly mistaken. Dante speaks of the dolce stil nuovo. The "Commedia, "... however, contains various passages that may be looked upon as echoes of the treatise. One of the most striking is to be found in the sixteenth canto of the " Purgatorio, " 3 especially the lines: Hence it behoved laws for a rein to place, Behoved a king to have, who at the least Of the true city should discern the tower 1 "Par. " vi, 100-8. " 1. 85. 3 11. 84-112.
"DE MONARCHIA" PRELIMINARY 119 Rome that reformed the world accustomed was Two suns to have, which one road and the other, Of God and of the world made manifest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. RELATIONS BETWEEN THE " DE MONARCHIA " AND OTHER WRITINGS The " Commedia " does not refer specifically to any of Dante's earlier writings, though his use of the phrase vita nuova in the " Purgatorio " is a near approach to naming the work that bears that title. Witte interprets lo bello stilo in the first canto of the " Inferno, " ~ as an allusion to the " De Monarchia, " as written in Latin, but the German scholar is certainly mistaken. Dante speaks of the dolce stil nuovo. The "Commedia, "... however, contains various passages that may be looked upon as echoes of the treatise. One of the most striking is to be found in the sixteenth canto of the " Purgatorio, " 3 especially the lines: Hence it behoved laws for a rein to place, Behoved a king to have, who at the least Of the true city should discern the tower 1 "Par. " vi, 100-8. " 1. 85. 3 11. 84-112.
"DE MONARCHIA" PRELIMINARY 119 Rome that reformed the world accustomed was Two suns to have, which one road and the other, Of God and of the world made manifest.
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