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Page 84
... story of travel through Hell , Purgatory , and Paradise . It helps to establish Dante the narrator as a real per- son , of a real time and place , with real memories , desires , and emotions . Theoretically , theologically , this world ...
... story of travel through Hell , Purgatory , and Paradise . It helps to establish Dante the narrator as a real per- son , of a real time and place , with real memories , desires , and emotions . Theoretically , theologically , this world ...
Page 147
... story is told in three parts , first in a straightforward account in the third person , then - the prin- cipal and the most powerful part - in the first person as the memoirs of the chief character , and finally in an editorial con ...
... story is told in three parts , first in a straightforward account in the third person , then - the prin- cipal and the most powerful part - in the first person as the memoirs of the chief character , and finally in an editorial con ...
Page 206
... story of the Oceanid Doris , mother of the Nereids ( whose father was the sea - god Nereus ) ; of the story of Medea ( ' the Colchian ' ) as told by Euripides ; and of Ovid's story of how Ceres sent Tripolemus in her chariot from ...
... story of the Oceanid Doris , mother of the Nereids ( whose father was the sea - god Nereus ) ; of the story of Medea ( ' the Colchian ' ) as told by Euripides ; and of Ovid's story of how Ceres sent Tripolemus in her chariot from ...
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