The History of Early Italian Literature to the Death of DanteG. Bell, 1901 - 414 sayfa |
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Sayfa 29
... hell , and this ( the Christian ) hell is peopled with the personages of the classical lower world . In it Cerberus converses with Pluto , Æacus and Rhadamanthus call on the king of the shades to receive the new arrivals worthily with ...
... hell , and this ( the Christian ) hell is peopled with the personages of the classical lower world . In it Cerberus converses with Pluto , Æacus and Rhadamanthus call on the king of the shades to receive the new arrivals worthily with ...
Sayfa 57
... Hell . His enemies may have exaggerated , but everything points to the fact that he was endowed with great freedom of opinions . Though he was himself a sceptic , he pretended to be strictly orthodox , persecuted heresy , that is to say ...
... Hell . His enemies may have exaggerated , but everything points to the fact that he was endowed with great freedom of opinions . Though he was himself a sceptic , he pretended to be strictly orthodox , persecuted heresy , that is to say ...
Sayfa 121
... Hell , whither he has been sent by Charles Martel , in order to obtain the tribute of Lucifer . It is in Italian , but exceed- ingly rough and irregular in form ; frequently it makes no sense at all , and points to an original which was ...
... Hell , whither he has been sent by Charles Martel , in order to obtain the tribute of Lucifer . It is in Italian , but exceed- ingly rough and irregular in form ; frequently it makes no sense at all , and points to an original which was ...
Sayfa 126
... exhorts mankind to abandon earthly vanities , by dint of bearing in mind inevitable death and the terrible punishment of hell . In one passage the sermon changes into a prayer , 126 HISTORY OF EARLY ITALIAN LITERATURE.
... exhorts mankind to abandon earthly vanities , by dint of bearing in mind inevitable death and the terrible punishment of hell . In one passage the sermon changes into a prayer , 126 HISTORY OF EARLY ITALIAN LITERATURE.
Sayfa 127
... hell . The entire narrative is exceedingly simple , without ornament of any kind ; it mostly follows the Biblical tradition , with certain concessions to the ideas of the time and of the hearers , as where Judas is called the seneschal ...
... hell . The entire narrative is exceedingly simple , without ornament of any kind ; it mostly follows the Biblical tradition , with certain concessions to the ideas of the time and of the hearers , as where Judas is called the seneschal ...
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