Readings On the Paradiso of Dante volume 2
Readings On the Paradiso of Dante volume 2
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Xxix, 58-60 : " Indi rendei 1' aspetto alPalte cose, Che si moveano incontro a noi si tardi Che foran vinte da novelle spose. " t colui che giacque sopra il petto, etc. : Compare /o/mxi'ri, 23 : " Now there was leaning on Jesus' bosom one of his disciples, whom Jesus loved. " t nostro Pellicano : I extract the following from Mr. Toynbee's Dante Dictionary, who says that the pelican, according to the popular belief, nourished its young with its own blood, and hence in the Middle Ages was a favou...rite symbol of parental love, and especially of Christ. After citing several illustrations of the allegory, Mr. Toynbee quotes the following from Brunette Latini, Tre"sor\, 168: " Pellicans est uns oisiaus en Egypte, de cui li ancien dient que li faon fierent des eles lor pere et lor mere emmi 264 Readings on the Paradise. Canto XXV.
D' in sulla croce al grande offizio eletto *. " La Donna mia cosi: n& pero piue 115 Mosser la vista sua di stare attenta Poscia che prima le parole sue.
" This is he who lay upon the breast of our Pelican (i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xxix, 58-60 : " Indi rendei 1' aspetto alPalte cose, Che si moveano incontro a noi si tardi Che foran vinte da novelle spose. " t colui che giacque sopra il petto, etc. : Compare /o/mxi'ri, 23 : " Now there was leaning on Jesus' bosom one of his disciples, whom Jesus loved. " t nostro Pellicano : I extract the following from Mr. Toynbee's Dante Dictionary, who says that the pelican, according to the popular belief, nourished its young with its own blood, and hence in the Middle Ages was a favou...rite symbol of parental love, and especially of Christ. After citing several illustrations of the allegory, Mr. Toynbee quotes the following from Brunette Latini, Tre"sor\, 168: " Pellicans est uns oisiaus en Egypte, de cui li ancien dient que li faon fierent des eles lor pere et lor mere emmi 264 Readings on the Paradise. Canto XXV.
D' in sulla croce al grande offizio eletto *. " La Donna mia cosi: n& pero piue 115 Mosser la vista sua di stare attenta Poscia che prima le parole sue.
" This is he who lay upon the breast of our Pelican (i.
What to read after Readings On the Paradiso of Dante volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Warren Vernon to read onlineMoreLess
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