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Dante's Divine Comedy

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  1. Purgatorio 20

    Dante speaks with another mourning soul and is led to lament the history that shaped his own life.

  2. Purgatorio 19

    Dante has a second dream. It disturbs him as they make their way to the fourth terrace where souls mourn.

  3. Purgatorio 18

    They talk more on love, and it's good and bad forms, before a crowd of rushing souls run up behind them.

  4. Purgatorio 17

    The midpoint of the Divine Comedy is filled with thoughts on love, the exact midpoint with the word itself.

  5. Purgatorio 16

    They are the terrace where blind rage becomes righteous anger. A discussion brings revisionary truths about free will and love.

  6. Purgatorio 15

    Encountering another angel of light, Virgil explains a way of limitless growth in life. Dante is rapt.

  7. Purgatorio 14

    Still with the reforming envious souls, Dante reflects on the degeneracy of a civilisation that's become avaricious.

  8. Purgatorio 13

    The second terrace seems barren, though the generous sun is guide and they meet envious souls with eyes wired shut.

  9. Purgatorio 12

    Alleviated of the constrained vision that pride brings, an angel sweeps down and shows the way up.

  10. Purgatorio 11

    With the souls carrying heavy burdens, Dante speaks with them. He learns about the gordian knot of pride.

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