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illumined by grace that the love of food does not kindle their desires beyond what is fitting" (Canto XXIV). It is 2:00 PM when the three poets leave the sixth terrace and begin their ascent to the seventh terrace, meaning that they have spent four hours among the Gluttonous. During the climb, Dante wonders how it is possible for bodiless souls to have the gaunt appearance of the souls being starved here. In explaining, Statius discourses on the nature of the soul and its relationship to the body (Canto XXV).

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envious ("one who, when he is outdone, / fears his own loss of fame, power, honor, favor; / his sadness loves misfortune for his neighbor."), and the wrathful ("he who, over injury / received, resentful, for revenge grows greedy / and, angrily, seeks out another's harm."). Deficient and misdirected loves are about to follow. Virgil's discourse on love concludes at midnight (Cantos XVII and XVIII).

2379:("Blessed are the poor in spirit", Matthew 5:3) (Canto XII). Dante is surprised to discover that climbing now seems easier than it did before. Virgil tells him that one of the initials has been removed from his forehead by the angel and that the effort will be increasingly lessened as he climbs higher. Dante compares the stairway to the easy ascent from the Rubiconte, a bridge in Florence, up to 8138: 2508:

eyes. Virgil reminds him that the approach of an angel is still too powerful for his earthly senses but says that this will not always be so. The Angel of Charity, having brushed away another "P" from Dante's brow, invites him to mount to the next terrace. As he is leaving the terrace, the dazzling light of the terrace's angel causes Dante to reveal his scientific knowledge, observing that

2863:. Statius explains the cause of the earthquake: there is a tremor when a soul knows that it is ready to ascend to heaven, which he has just experienced. Dante presents Statius, without obvious or understandable basis, as a convert to Christianity; as a Christian, his guidance will supplement Virgil's. Statius is overjoyed to find himself in the company of Virgil, whose 2119:. The first is of white marble so polished it is reflective like a mirror, representing a candid, self-reflective confession and purity of the penitent's true self. The next step is dark and cracked, representing the sorrow and broken-heartedness of contrition. It has also been noted that the dark color is the color of mourning and the crack is in the shape of a 2710: 1828: 2156:, being based on motives rather than actions. It is also drawn primarily from Christian theology, rather than from classical sources. The core of the classification is based on love: the first three terraces of Purgatory relate to perverted love directed towards actual harm of others, the fourth terrace relates to deficient love (i.e. sloth or 1517: 2136:, sin) seven times on Dante's forehead, bidding him "take heed that thou wash / These wounds, when thou shalt be within." With the passage of each terrace and the corresponding purgation of his soul that the pilgrim receives, one of the "P"s will be erased by the angel granting passage to the next terrace. The angel at Peter's Gate uses 1666:, who has spent over 500 years on Mount Purgatory, shows the power of prayer to aid souls after death. Dante receives eleven distinct requests for prayer from individual souls in Purgatory, with most of the requests coming from souls in Ante-Purgatory and with the frequency of requests decreasing as he progresses through Purgatory. 3079: 2995: 3673:, Canto 34, lines 121–126, Mandelbaum translation "This was the side on which he fell from Heaven; / for fear of him, the land that once loomed here / made of the sea a veil and rose into / our hemisphere; and that land which appears / upon this side perhaps to flee from him / left here this hollow space and hurried upward." 3041:). The homosexuals run counter to the sun, from west to east, symbolizing their sins against nature and God, while the heterosexuals run from east to west, with the sun. Dante's depiction of homosexuals as souls capable of salvation is particularly lenient for the time period and is often omitted from later illustrations of 2160:), and the last three terraces relate to excessive or disordered love of good things. Each terrace purges a particular sin in an appropriate manner. Those in Purgatory can leave their circle voluntarily, but may only do so when they have corrected the flaw within themselves that led to committing that sin. 2870:

The Angel of Moderation directs the poets to the passage leading to the next region after brushing another "P" from Dante's forehead. Virgil and Statius converse as they ascend toward the next ledge. Statius explains that he was not avaricious but prodigal, but that he "converted" from prodigality by

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While staying on the fourth terrace, Virgil is able to explain to Dante the organization of Purgatory and its relationship to perverted, deficient, or misdirected love. The three terraces they have seen so far have purged the proud ("he who, through abasement of another, / hopes for supremacy"), the

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Canto XXX portrays the transition between Virgil's departure and Beatrice's arrival. Now that the pilgrim has completed his training in desire and reached the limits of human reason, Virgil can no longer serve as his guide: he has nothing more to teach Dante, because human reason cannot explain or

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Shortly before sunset, the poets are greeted by the Angel of Chastity, who instructs them to pass through the wall of fire. By reminding Dante that Beatrice can be found in the Earthly Paradise on the other side, Virgil finally persuades Dante to pass through the intense fire. After the poets pass

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Dante is now greeted by the Angel of Temperance, whose brightness is like the red glow of molten metal or glass. Showing the passage up the mountain, the angel removes another "P" from Dante's brow with a puff of his wing, and he pronounces the beatitude in paraphrase: "Blessed are they who are so

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It is middle afternoon and the poets are walking westward along the terrace with the sun in their faces. A dazzling brightness suddenly smites Dante on the brow, which he supposes is caused by the sun; but when he shades his eyes from it, the new brightness persists, and he is forced to close his

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represents the penitent Christian life. In describing the climb Dante discusses the nature of sin, examples of vice and virtue, as well as moral issues in politics and in the Church. The poem posits the theory that all sins arise from love – either perverted love directed towards others' harm, or

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Envy is the sin that "looks with grudging hatred upon other men's gifts and good fortune, taking every opportunity to run them down or deprive them of their happiness". (This in contrast to covetousness, the excessive desire to have things like money.) As one of the envious souls on this terrace

2635:. When the visions have passed, the Angel of Peace appears to greet them. Again the brightness overpowers Dante's sight, but he hears the angel's invitation to mount to the next terrace and feels a wing brush his forehead, erasing the third "P". Then follows the pronouncing of the beatitude 1980:. When Sordello discovers the great poet's identity, he bows down to him in honour. This helps keep Virgil in the foreground of the poem, since (as a resident of Limbo) Virgil is less qualified as a guide here than he was in Hell. As a resident of Purgatory, Sordello is able to explain the 2655:. Since they had failed in life to act in pursuit of love, here they are engaged in ceaseless activity. The examples of sloth and of zeal, its opposite virtue, are called out by these souls as they run around the terrace. A scene from the life of the Virgin outlined in this terrace is 2294:

After being introduced to humility, Dante and Virgil meet the souls of the proud, who are bent over by the weight of huge stones on their backs. As they walk around the terrace, they are able to profit from the sculpted examples of humility. The first of these souls is

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After Virgil's departure, Beatrice begins to admonish Dante, accusing him of straying from the path of virtue she had laid before him after her departure from life on earth. She demands a confession from the pilgrim—his first personal confession in the whole

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personifies greed for worldly wealth and possessions. He bemoans the way that, in contrast, avarice has motivated the actions of his successors, and "prophesies" events which occurred after the date in which the poem is set, but before the poem was written:

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writes that these Negligent Rulers are "elevated above their negligent subjects because their special duties made it difficult for them to think about the welfare of their own souls". Dante also speaks with the souls of contemporary Italian statesmen

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throughout the terraces. Prayers by the living on behalf of the souls also play a large role in the cantica, with some souls the pilgrim meets along the way requesting prayers from living relatives and even from the pilgrim himself. Dante learns from

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It is sunset, so Dante and his companions stop for the night in the beautiful Valley of the Princes where they meet persons whose preoccupation with public and private duties hampered their spiritual progress, particularly deceased monarchs such as

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and Ideale Capasso, and in the 21st, Claudio Facciolo contributed to the debate. The calculations result in an area between 115.6 and 1243 km² and a height between 11.4 and 192 km high. The slope would have been between 23° and 37°.

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The poets begin to climb in the early hours of morning. On the lower slopes, Dante and Virgil first encounter the excommunicate, who are detained at the base of the cliff for a period thirty times as long as their period of

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in Ante-Purgatory that, in Purgatory, prayers from others work by shortening the wait that souls have to endure before entering Purgatory proper and by accelerating the rate at which souls ascend Mount Purgatory. One soul,

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through the flame, the sun sets and they lie down to sleep on the steps between the final terrace and the Earthly Paradise. On these steps, just before the dawn of Wednesday morning, Dante has his third dream: a vision of

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The gate of Purgatory, Peter's Gate, is guarded by an angel bearing a naked sword, his countenance too bright for Dante's sight to sustain. In reply to the angel's challenge, Virgil declares that a lady by the name of

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On entering the terrace of the envious, Dante and Virgil first hear voices on the air telling stories of generosity, the opposite virtue. There is, as in all the other terraces, an episode from the life of the

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When they meet, the two groups exchange a brief kiss of greeting and a sign of peace before the homosexuals continue and the heterosexuals approach the pilgrim. The pilgrim prays for both groups' ascent into

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brought them there and directed them to the gate. On Virgil's advice, Dante mounts the steps and pleads humbly for admission by the angel, who uses the point of his sword to draw the letter "P" (signifying

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repented here, (3) description of the penitents, (4) recitation of their sins by particular penitents, (5) exemplars of the vice, (6) appearance to Dante of the angel representing the countering virtue".

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Benini, Rodolfo (19 November 1916). "Origine, sito, forma e dimensioni del monte del Purgatorio e dall'Inferno datesco" [Origin, site, size and shape of Mount Purgatory and of Dante‘s Inferno].

1902:. Manfred explains that prayer from those currently alive and in the grace of God may reduce the amount of time a soul spends in purgatory. The meeting with Manfred is over by about 9 AM. (Canto III). 2701:. Upon awakening from the dream in the light of the sun, Dante is visited by the Angel of Zeal, who removes another "P" from his brow, and the two poets climb toward the fifth terrace (Canto XIX). 2528:. Whereas most parents would be angry at their child for worrying them, Mary is loving and understanding of Christ's motives behind his three-day disappearance. In a classical example, the wife of 2891:, they are starved in the presence of trees whose fruit is forever out of reach. The examples here are given by voices in the trees. The Virgin Mary, who shared her Son's gifts with others at the 7551: 1697:

This region is therefore characterized by a lingering attachment to earthly life and affairs, so that the crowds of souls whom Dante and Virgil meet here all marvel at Dante's body in the flesh (

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Even as Virgil departs, however, his influence on the poem remains strong. Dante's farewell to Virgil, with the threefold repetition of Virgil's name, echoes a passage from Virgil's

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The poets reach the stairway to the second terrace at noon. As they ascend, the Angel of Humility salutes them and brushes Dante's forehead with his wings, erasing the letter "P" (

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wanted a young man executed for embracing their daughter, to which Peisistratos responded: "What shall we do to one who'd injure us / if one who loves us earns our condemnation?"

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or "seven roots of sinfulness": Pride, Envy, Wrath, Sloth, Avarice (and Prodigality), Gluttony, and Lust. The classification of sin here is more psychological than that of the

2671:. This activity also replaces a verbal prayer for this terrace. Since the formerly slothful are now too busy to converse at length, this section of the poem is a short one. 2623:– a relevant topic, since there is no point being angry with someone who has no choice over his actions (Canto XVI). Dante also sees visions with examples of wrath, such as 2206:. Dante and Virgil begin to ascend this terrace shortly after 9 AM. On the terrace where proud souls purge their sin, Dante and Virgil see beautiful sculptures expressing 1674:

Ante-Purgatory is the region below the entrance into Purgatory proper and houses two main categories of souls whose penitent Christian life was delayed or deficient: the

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understand divine grace. Beatrice, by contrast, is capable of teaching Dante the meaning of that grace, because she is Christian, and endowed with understanding by God.

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119:25 ("My soul cleaveth unto the dust: quicken thou me according to thy word"), which is a prayer expressing the desire to follow God's law. Dante meets the shade of

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The Late-Repentant include (1) those too lazy or too preoccupied to repent (the Indolent), (2) those who repented at the last minute without formally receiving

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The souls of the envious include Guido del Duca and Rinieri da Calboli. The former speaks bitterly about the ethics of people in towns along the River

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After his conversations with the proud, Dante notes further sculptures on the pavement below, this time illustrating pride itself. The sculptures show

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On the fifth terrace, excessive concern for earthly goods – whether in the form of greed, ambition or extravagance – is punished and purified. The

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After passing through the gate of Purgatory proper, Virgil guides the pilgrim Dante through the mountain's seven terraces. These correspond to the

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Dante awakens with the dawn, and the poets continue up the rest of the ascent until they come in sight of the Earthly Paradise (Canto XXVII).

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sews shut the eyes of a falcon in order to train it. This results in audible, rather than visual, examples here. Dante and Virgil speak with

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are purged, and more generally, those who over-emphasised food, drink, and bodily comforts. In a scene reminiscent of the punishment of

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at Philip's instigation in 1307, which freed Philip from debts he owed to the order. Following the exemplars of avarice (these are

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to perform his first miracle. There is also Jesus' saying "Love your enemies." A classical story shows the friendship between

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It is not until after more admonitions from Beatrice and a heartfelt confession from Dante that Dante is washed in the River

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Dante's second night's sleep occurs while the poets are on this terrace, and Dante dreams shortly before Tuesday's dawn of a

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XXXIV.70–139). They arrive at the shore of the Mountain of Purgatory – the only land in the Southern Hemisphere – at 6 am on

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On the last three terraces are those who sinned by loving good things, but loving them in an excessive or disordered way.

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I.4–9, with the sun rising on Easter Sunday, Dante announces his intention to describe Purgatory by invoking the mythical

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The souls of the envious wear penitential grey cloaks, and their eyes are sewn shut with iron wire, resembling the way a

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and to "the conversion of the soul from the sorrow and misery of sin to the state of grace". Dante recognizes his friend

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The first three terraces of Purgatory relate to sins caused by a perverted love directed towards actual harm of others.

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I–IX) have been designated as "Ante-Purgatory" by commentators. Purgatory proper consists of seven levels or terraces (

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It is noon as the events observed in the Earthly Paradise come to a close. Finally, Dante drinks from the River

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The souls of the wrathful walk around in blinding acrid smoke, which symbolises the blinding effect of anger:

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will later explain, Ante-Purgatory is also the only area of Mount Purgatory that is subjected to terrestrial

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In Canto XIII, Dante points out, with "frank self-awareness," that pride is also a serious flaw of his own:

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left off, describing Dante's three-and-one-quarter-day trip up the mountain that ends with Dante in the

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has been a source of inspiration for many artists for almost seven centuries. While references to the

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With Matilda, Dante witnesses a procession which forms an allegory within the allegory, somewhat like

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Peter M. J. Stravinskas, Catholic Dictionary, 2nd ed., Our Sunday Visitor Publishing, 2002, p. 415,

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Scholars have long debated the location, shape, and size of various geographic features in the

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The scene from the Life of the Virgin, used here to counter the sin of avarice, is the humble

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The structure of the poetic description of these terraces is more systematic than that of the

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On the fourth terrace we find souls whose sin was that of deficient love – that is, sloth or

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It is between 10 and 11 AM, and the three poets begin to circle the sixth terrace where the

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In a scene that Dante links to the episode where Jesus meets two disciples on the road to

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III–XXXIV.69). Dante and Virgil spent the next day ascending from Hell to see the stars (

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and the late-repentant. This transitional space parallels similar sections found in the

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in Canto XXVII. Be that as it may, Matilda clearly prepares Dante for his meeting with

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fell from grace – the state which Dante's journey up Mount Purgatory has recaptured.

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reading Virgil, which directed him to poetry and to God. Statius explains how he was

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at Jerusalem (antipodal to the Mount of Purgatory), midnight (six hours later) over

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Allegorically, spiritual laziness and lack of caring lead to sadness, and so the

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picking flowers, symbol of the active (non-monastic) Christian life, Canto 27.

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The voices on the air also include examples of envy. The classical example is

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Virgil, Dante, and Statius beside the flames of the seventh terrace, Canto 25

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Dante falls asleep at 8:30 PM; his dream takes place just before the dawn of

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Elevation of Mount Purgatory. As with Paradise, the structure is of the form

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In the Grip of Minos: Confessional Discourse in Dante, Corneille, and Racine

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selling his daughter into marriage to an elderly and disreputable man, and

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Rendiconti della Reale Accademia dei Lincei, Classe di Scienze Morali Ecc.

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Le Dante, conduit par Virgile, offre des consolations aux âmes des Envieux

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Two groups of souls run through the flames calling out examples of lust (

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Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere nobis ... dona nobis pacem

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10, with one of the ten regions different in nature from the other nine.

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across the seas to the Mountain of Purgatory. The souls arrive singing

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Faith, Hope and Love, as portrayed by Mary Lizzie Macomber (1861–1916)

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Francesca da Rimini and Paolo Malatesta Appraised by Dante and Virgil

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Francesca da Rimini and Paolo Malatesta Appraised by Dante and Virgil

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of Siena, who was murdered by her husband, Nello della Pietra of the

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in their writing. Many visual artists have depicted scenes from the

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deficient love, or the disordered or excessive love of good things.

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is an example of pride in achievements – he was a noted artist of

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in Purgatory; Dante conveys this concept by explaining that it is

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Mandelbaum, Allen; Oldcorn, Anthony; Ross, Charles, eds. (2008).

4513:"Bible Gateway passage: Acts 7:54-60 – New International Version" 3308:"When all the rest had passed, a lone old man," representing the 8495: 8445: 7805: 7795: 6963: 6620: 4877:"Bible Gateway passage: Matthew 3:4 – New International Version" 4695:"Bible Gateway passage: Matthew 5:4 – New International Version" 4336:"Bible Gateway passage: Matthew 5:3 – New International Version" 3688:

University of Leeds School of Languages, Cultures, and Societies

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X–XXVII) of suffering and spiritual growth, associated with the

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The Complete Danteworlds: A Reader's Guide to the Divine Comedy

2840:), there is a sudden earthquake accompanied by the shouting of 1662:, on Earth. Forese's case, especially when compared to that of 130: 8100: 7018: 5908: 3164: 4962:, Section XIX, lines 1–8, translated by Charles Eliot Norton. 3045:. In addition, this depiction marks a massive departure from 2724:

and prodigal lie face-down on the ground, reciting the psalm

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The Wood of the Self-Murderers: The Harpies and the Suicides

5210:(1978). ""Argument", Canto XXVIII". In Milano, Paolo (ed.). 3270:"Four other women" dressed in purple, representing the four 3155:

At the summit of Mount Purgatory is the Earthly Paradise or

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Also associated with humility is an expanded version of the

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Dante Studies, with the Annual Report of the Dante Society

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the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection

2322:, is an example of pride in dominating others (Canto XI). 1632:

at the time of noon on Wednesday, 30 March (or 13 April).

5729:"Measuring hell: Was modern physics born in the Inferno?" 3292:"Two elders, different in their dress," representing the 2663:. These examples also include episodes from the lives of 2372:) corresponding to the sin of pride, and Dante hears the 5577:. Berkeley, California: University of California Press. 2689:, symbol of disordered or excessive love represented by 4166:"Bible Gateway passage: Luke 1:38 – King James Version" 5699:, Canto XXXIII, lines 142–145, Mandelbaum translation. 3518:

are the most common, there are also references to the

3245:, representing the conjoined divinity and humanity of 1797:. The journey is conceived as taking place during the 1542:

Dante portrays Purgatory as an island-mountain in the

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as sin of violence instead of one of excessive love.

2941:. Bonagiunta has kind words for Dante's earlier work 2713:

Dante speaks to the shade of Pope Adrian V, Canto 19.

2551:"Kill!" "Kill!" I saw him now, weighed down by death, 2074:

The day they've said to their sweet friends farewell,

5491:, Canto XXIX, lines 143–144, Mandelbaum translation. 5467:, Canto XXIX, lines 134–141, Mandelbaum translation. 5431:, Canto XXIX, lines 121–129, Mandelbaum translation. 5419:, Canto XXIX, lines 108–114, Mandelbaum translation. 5162:, Canto XXVII, lines 97–108, Mandelbaum translation. 4637:, Canto XVII, lines 121–123, Mandelbaum translation. 4625:, Canto XVII, lines 118–120, Mandelbaum translation. 4613:, Canto XVII, lines 115–116, Mandelbaum translation. 4400:, Canto XIII, "A crying, "Blessed Mary! pray for us" 4295:, Canto XIII, lines 136–138, Mandelbaum translation. 2800:

in 1303 (a pope destined for Hell, according to the

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and associated with each terrace are an appropriate

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On the Shape, Location, and Size of Dante's Inferno

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say if this is true: to so great an accusation your

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that, though their force is feeble, snap and snarl;

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Soft hour! which wakes the wish and melts the heart

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Boston, Massachusetts: Brill. pp. 140–143. 2087:When they from their sweet friends are torn apart; 1499:– except for the last four cantos, at which point 7428:Après une Lecture de Dante: Fantasia quasi Sonata 4433:, Canto XIV, lines 43–54, Mandelbaum translation. 4385:, Canto XIV, lines 82–84, Mandelbaum translation. 3927:, Canto V, lines 133–136, Mandelbaum translation. 2659:, with Mary going "in haste" to visit her cousin 2512:"as theory and experiment will show" (Canto XV). 2488:, was turned to stone because she was jealous of 1968:and then, as nuptial ring, his gem, knows that." 4761:, Canto XX, lines 79–93, Mandelbaum translation. 3367:she began again, continuing without delay: "say, 3363:turning toward me the point of her speech, whose 2777:is slain between two thieves who're still alive. 2465:And, downward, it flows on; and when that ditch, 2333:I feel the heavy weights of the first terrace." 5760:"The Size and Shape of Dante's Mount Purgatory" 5479:, Canto XXIX, line 142, Mandelbaum translation. 5455:, Canto XXIX, line 131, Longfellow translation. 5443:, Canto XXIX, line 130, Mandelbaum translation. 5407:, Canto XXIX, line 107, Mandelbaum translation. 4569:, Canto XVI, lines 1–7, Mandelbaum translation. 4256:, Canto XI, line 59–60, Mandelbaum translation. 4223:, Canto XI, line 58–59, Mandelbaum translation. 4192:, Canto XI, lines 1–21, Mandelbaum translation. 3461:using astronomical and geometric calculations. 3440:renewed when they bring forth new boughs, I was 3124:all day; she longs to see her fair eyes gazing, 3105:both young and fair; along a plain she gathered 2808:). Dante also refers to the suppression of the 2579:nor covered them with such rough-textured stuff 2562:his look was such that it unlocked compassion. 2553:sink to the ground, although his eyes were bent 2469:finds, more and more, the dogs becoming wolves. 2458:Then, as that stream descends, it comes on curs 2276:ahead through this harsh wilderness falls back. 2072:In those who sail the sea, and melts the heart, 7918:The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things 5302:, Canto XXIX, line 83, Mandelbaum translation. 4948:, Canto XXIV, line 51, Longfellow translation. 4936:, Canto XXIV, line 57, Longfellow translation. 4000: 3998: 3847:, Canto II, lines 1–9, Mandelbaum translation. 3504:Dante and his Divine Comedy in popular culture 3464:Dante tells us that Mount Purgatory is at the 3399:whose eyes were quick to rove, appeared to me; 2907:(Matthew 3:4), is an example of the virtue of 2752:"The other, who once left his ship as prisoner 2558:Praying to his high Lord, despite the torture, 2192:The first terrace of Purgatory as depicted by 1816:of dark defeats the day, desert night's hands; 1814:together with the Scales that, when the length 1592:) was spent exploring the depths of Hell with 1487:telling of the climb of Dante up the Mount of 8169: 7766: 6392: 5972: 5925:Cary's translation, with Doré's illustrations 5122:Canto XXVI, lines 61–93, Durling translation. 5110:Canto XXVI, lines 31–48, Durling translation. 4074: 4072: 4070: 2555:always on Heaven – they were Heaven's gates – 2248:Your greater love for Your first works above, 2244:"Our Father, You who dwell within the heavens 1935:, in a sculpture by Cesare Zocchi, Canto VII. 1424: 142: 8: 5764:Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage 5218:(Revised ed.). Harmondsworth: Penguin. 4272:. University of Chicago Press. p. 164. 3856:Psalm 114 (Psalm 113 in the Latin Vulgate): 3798:Richard H. Lansing and Teodolinda Barolini, 3789:, Canto I, lines 4–9, Hollander translation. 3532:(1856) has a "Purgatorio" movement, as does 3442:pure and prepared to climb unto the stars. 3406:and they again, again embraced each other. 2761:it traffics in the flesh of its own children 2584:my eyes could not endure remaining open ... 2581:as smoke that wrapped us there in Purgatory; 2546:had kindled, as they stoned a youth and kept 2462:scornful of them, it swerves its snout away. 2262:our force, we cannot reach it of our selves. 2085:Of those who sail the seas, on the first day 1966:he who, when we were wed, gave me his pledge 1819:so that, above the shore that I had reached, 1812:night, circling opposite the sun, was moving 1503:takes over as Dante's guide. Allegorically, 26: 5536:Lansing, Richard, ed. (13 September 2010). 5501:Lansing, Richard, ed. (13 September 2010). 4011:. Ohio State University Press. p. 49. 3128:she is content with seeing, I with labor." 2977:So sweet doth Love make himself feel to me, 2784:carries his greedy sails into the Temple." 2577:had never served to veil my eyes so thickly 2476:there is no trap that they cannot defeat." 2455:for food devised to serve the needs of man. 2260:it does not come, then though we summon all 2070:'twas now the hour that turneth back desire 8176: 8162: 8154: 7773: 7759: 7751: 7156: 6646: 6426: 6399: 6385: 6377: 5979: 5965: 5957: 4085:, Introduction, pp. 65–67 (Penguin, 1955). 3395:Just like a fortress set on a steep slope, 3302:"Four of humble aspect," representing the 3110:"Whoever asks my name, know that I'm Leah, 2782:that, still not sated, he, without decree, 2472:Descending then through many dark ravines, 2283:forgive, and do not judge us by our worth. 2265:Just as Your angels, as they sing Hosanna, 2251:Praised be Your name and Your omnipotence, 2091:As the far bell of vesper makes him start, 1854:, the seaport of Rome at the mouth of the 1821:the fair Aurora's white and scarlet cheeks 1431: 1417: 949: 872: 665: 505: 218: 149: 135: 127: 32: 25: 5783: 5347: 5345: 5343: 5341: 5339: 5337: 5335: 5333: 3709: 3707: 3705: 3432:ends on the word "stars" (Canto XXXIII): 3206:. It has a very different style from the 3114:a garland of the flowers I have gathered. 2979:That if I then should lose not hardihood, 2973:But to discourse that I may ease my mind. 2971:Not that I can believe to end her praise, 2560:to pardon those who were his persecutors; 2548:on shouting loudly to each other: "Kill!" 2453:among foul hogs, more fit for acorns than 2258:Your kingdom's peace come unto us, for if 2089:Or fills with love the pilgrim on his way 2076:And the new pilgrim penetrates with love, 1769:demonstrates the medieval knowledge of a 1629: 1281:A Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation 8011:Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World 8005:Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World 5716:. Harvard University Press. p. 143. 5186: 5184: 5182: 5180: 4855: 4853: 4851: 4849: 4788: 4786: 4769: 4767: 4547: 4545: 4362: 4360: 4358: 4356: 4233: 4231: 4229: 3887:, Canto I, "So morning rise to light us" 3361:"O you who are beyond the sacred river," 3121:never deserts her mirror; there she sits 3107:flowers, and even as she sang, she said: 3103:... in my dream, I seemed to see a woman 2981:Speaking, I should enamour all mankind. 2770:and, in His vicar, Christ made prisoner. 2766:That past and future evil may seem less, 2759:O Avarice, my house is now your captive: 2570:Darkness of Hell and of a night deprived 2544:Next I saw people whom the fire of wrath 2536:provides a Biblical example, drawn from 2331:my soul is anxious, in suspense; already 2288:against the ancient foe, but set it free 2286:Try not our strength, so easily subdued, 2274:without which he who labors most to move 2255:to offer thanks to Your sweet effluence. 2246:but are not circumscribed by them out of 2052: 2024:As night approaches, the souls sing the 1972:Also in this category is the troubadour 1735:there where the soul of man is cleansed, 7292:Divine Comedy Illustrated by Botticelli 4114:, Introduction, p. xiv (Penguin, 2007). 4028: 4026: 3629: 3436:From that most holy wave I now returned 3397:securely seated there, ungirt, a whore, 2975:I say that when I think upon her worth, 2754:I see him sell his daughter, bargaining 2467:ill-fated and accursed, grows wider, it 2451:"That river starts its miserable course 2400:the lividness in me was plain to see." 2329:"I fear much more the punishment below; 2290:from him who goads it to perversity." 2269:so may men offer up their wills to You. 2253:by every creature, just as it is seemly 2093:Seeming to weep the dying day's decay; 2080:That seemeth to deplore the dying day, 1950:Those not receiving last rites include 1823:were, as Aurora aged, becoming orange. 1805:By now the sun was crossing the horizon 1562:is located at the top of the mountain ( 1371:Tractatus de Purgatorio Sancti Patricii 1000: 952: 915: 875: 816: 788: 755: 724: 686: 668: 230: 5753: 5751: 5647:, Introduction, p. 68 (Penguin, 1955). 5016:"Visualizing the Sodomites in Dante's 5009: 5007: 3858:"When Israel came out of Egypt" (NIV). 3821:John Brian Harley and David Woodward, 3637: 3635: 3633: 3424:). As with the other two parts of the 3402:and I saw at her side, erect, a giant, 3119:adorn myself; whereas my sister Rachel 3112:and I apply my lovely hands to fashion 2967:Ladies that have intelligence of Love, 2780:And I see the new Pilate, one so cruel 2763:what more is left for you to do to us? 2396:"My blood was so afire with envy that, 2267:offer their wills to You as sacrifice, 1809:covers Jerusalem; and from the Ganges, 1741:Here from the dead let poetry rise up, 7998:The Seven Deadly Sins of Modern Times 5854:The Long Voyage of the Southern Cross 5837:] (in Italian). Domus Galilaeana. 4417:Holy Bible, New International Version 3870:Literary Criticism of Dante Alighieri 3438:to Beatrice; remade, as new trees are 3404:who seemed to serve as her custodian; 3126:as I, to see my hands adorning, long: 3010:("God of Supreme Clemency") from the 2773:I see Him mocked a second time; I see 2756:as pirates haggle over female slaves. 2398:when I had seen a man becoming happy, 2272:Give unto us this day the daily manna 1452: 7: 7353:As I Was Going Down Sackville Street 5850:Il lungo viaggio della Croce del Sud 5609:The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri 5053:Pequigney, Joseph (1 October 1991). 4207:, Canto IV, "A huge stone we beheld" 3468:of Jerusalem, in the South Pacific. 3117:To find delight within this mirror I 2969:I of my lady wish with you to speak; 2574:as overcast by clouds as sky can be, 2572:of every planet, under meager skies, 2279:Even as we forgive all who have done 2078:If he doth hear from far away a bell 1962:"may you remember me, who am La Pia; 16:Second part of Dante's Divine Comedy 8113:Christian views on the Old Covenant 3610:List of cultural references in the 3529:Symphony to Dante's Divina Commedia 3075:'s alleged same-sex relationships. 2867:he so greatly admired (Canto XXI). 2775:the vinegar and gall renewed and He 2768:I see the fleur-de-lis enter Anagni 2588:The prayer for this terrace is the 2474:it comes on foxes so full of deceit 1807:of the meridian whose highest point 1733:Now I shall sing the second kingdom 5830:L'Astronomia nella Divina Commedia 4449:: "whoever finds me will kill me." 2947:, describing its technique as the 2804:, but still, in Dante's view, the 2218:, where she responds to the angel 2103:The Gate of Purgatory, painted by 1885:among the souls there (Canto II). 1588:I and II), and the next full day ( 14: 7950:The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence 7249:Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic 6147:Alighiero di Bellincione (father) 5946:, multimedia presentation of the 5921:) to the 2000s (Robert Hollander) 5776:10.3724/SP.J.1440-2807.2015.02.02 3684:"Purgatorio—Major Themes: Prayer" 3365:mere edge had seemed sharp to me, 3210:as a whole, having the form of a 2959:, whom he will meet later in the 2933:Here Dante also meets his friend 1743:O sacred Muses, since I am yours. 1713:Shore of the island (Cantos I–II) 1341:The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima 1286:From Willow Creek to Sacred Heart 8136: 7982:Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood 7733: 7732: 5727:Wright, Chris (9 January 2011). 4684:, notes on Cantos XVIII and XIX. 2409:; this time, the scene from the 1737:made worthy to ascend to Heaven. 1356:On the Consolation of Philosophy 1336:Calls from the Message of Fatima 238: 38:A page of the Purgatorio at the 7525:A Place Where the Sun Is Silent 6228:Scuola Italiana Dante Alighieri 4266:Raffa, Guy P. (1 August 2009). 3868:"The Letter to Can Grande," in 3546:and others have referenced the 2922:The prayer for this terrace is 2796:("the fleur-de-lis") arresting 2281:us injury, may You, benevolent, 1725:, as he did in Canto II of the 6531:Gianni Schicchi de' Cavalcanti 5835:Astronomy in the Divine Comedy 3804:, Taylor & Francis, 2000, 2917:Battle of Centaurs and Lapiths 2605:Dante and Virgil talking with 2059:, Canto VIII, 1–6 (Longfellow) 1964:Siena made, Maremma unmade me: 1640:Prayer is a dominant theme in 1584:, 24 March (or 7 April) 1300 ( 411:Stages of Christian perfection 1: 8650:Cultural depictions of Virgil 7592:Paolo and Francesca da Rimini 7136:Pape Satàn, pape Satàn aleppe 3952:, notes on Canto VII, p. 343. 3812:, pp. 328–330 (EARTH, GLOBE). 3022:'s, and of marital fidelity. 1608:, which is 6 pm on Sunday in 92: 7233:The Deep and Dreamless Sleep 7143:Raphèl mai amècche zabì almi 3716:Dante's Prayerful Pilgrimage 3714:Vettori, Alessandro (2019). 3371:confession must be joined." 2743:. Further down the terrace, 2726:Adhaesit pavimento anima mea 2504:that led to it (Canto XIV). 2492:' love for her older sister 2177:virtue that counters the sin 1898:. The excommunicate include 8041:Seven Deadly Enemies of Man 5934:On-line Concordance to the 5247:. New York: Penguin Books. 3605:Allegory in the Middle Ages 2937:and his poetic predecessor 2144:Seven terraces of Purgatory 1864:In exitu Israel de Aegypto. 1612:, since the two points are 1331:Fatima in Lucia's Own Words 1301:The Ladder of Divine Ascent 21:Purgatorio (disambiguation) 8701: 7361:The System of Dante's Hell 6989:Constance, Queen of Sicily 5848:Facciolo, Claudio (2010). 5574:Lectura Dantis: Purgatorio 5507:. Routledge. p. 682. 3824:The History of Cartography 3501: 3445: 2496:. The Biblical example is 1976:who, like Virgil, is from 1919:(La Pia) in a painting by 1361:The Mirror of Simple Souls 1311:Revelations of Divine Love 18: 8655:Afterlife in Christianity 8609: 8286: 8131: 7728: 6814:Bonconte I da Montefeltro 6626:Ugolino della Gherardesca 6466:Cavalcante de' Cavalcanti 6108:Books, articles, concepts 5714:Human Nature in Geography 5542:. Routledge. p. 89. 4143:, Introduction, p. xxvii. 3453:Location, shape, and size 3145:Beatrice Addressing Dante 3051:, where Dante represents 2619:discourses with Dante on 2202:The first of the sins is 1461:") is the second part of 1366:Sister Catherine Treatise 1207:Reflection on the New Age 646:Symeon the New Theologian 370:Invoking of Mystic Saints 172: 31: 8665:Works by Dante Alighieri 6366:Dante Society of America 6200:Dante in popular culture 5827:Capasso, Ideale (1965). 5606:Durling, Robert (2010). 5239:Musa, Mark, ed. (1995). 5197:, notes on Canto XXVIII. 5014:STOWELL, STEVEN (2008). 4987:"Summae Deus clementiae" 4831:, outline of Canto XXII. 4005:Senior, Matthew (1994). 3391:in 1309) (Canto XXXII): 2879:Sixth terrace (Gluttony) 2383:, overlooking the city. 2318:, leader of the Sienese 1789:(with the constellation 1191:Contemporary papal views 1085:Mary of the Divine Heart 8680:Fiction about purgatory 7902:The Keys to the Kingdom 7257:La commedia di Amos Poe 6984:Charles Martel of Anjou 6859:Giovanna da Montefeltro 6611:Ruggieri degli Ubaldini 6223:Dante Alighieri Academy 5910:Dante Dartmouth Project 5892:Princeton Dante Project 5663:, notes on Canto XXXII. 5150:, notes on Canto XXVII. 4749:, this is Psalm 118:25. 3568:John William Waterhouse 3489:. In the 20th century, 3334: 3328:John William Waterhouse 2705:Fifth terrace (Avarice) 2345:), the building of the 2305:illuminated manuscripts 2008:(Cantos VII and VIII). 1296:The Imitation of Christ 1276:Abbey of the Holy Ghost 1266:Book of the First Monks 1017:Anne Catherine Emmerich 1011:Mary of Jesus of Ágreda 249:Theology and philosophy 8675:Mythological mountains 8294: 8143:Catholicism portal 8106:Christian views on sin 8091:Seven Heavenly Virtues 8076:(2024 animated series) 8060:(2020 animated series) 6919:Omberto Aldobrandeschi 6854:Gherardo III da Camino 6551:Guido I da Montefeltro 6152:Jacopo Alighieri (son) 6140:People in Dante's life 5886:University of Virginia 5358:, notes on Canto XXIX. 4991:www.preces-latinae.org 4907:, this is Psalm 50:17. 4866:, notes on Canto XXII. 4420:. Biblica, Inc. 2011 . 4373:, notes on Canto XIII. 3968:, notes on Canto VIII. 3801:The Dante Encyclopedia 3564:Dante Gabriel Rossetti 3479:proposed models which 3444: 3408: 3373: 3331: 3152: 3130: 3087: 3063:and stops to speak to 3008:Summae Deus clementiae 2999: 2990:Seventh terrace (Lust) 2983: 2843:Gloria in excelsis Deo 2786: 2714: 2647:Fourth terrace (Sloth) 2613: 2586: 2564: 2520:On the terrace of the 2478: 2402: 2377:Beati pauperes spiritu 2335: 2297:Omberto Aldobrandeschi 2292: 2196: 2108: 2065:, Canto 3, CVIII, 1–6 2037:Te lucis ante terminum 1970: 1936: 1931:Dante and Virgil meet 1924: 1835: 1825: 1751: 1539: 1525: 1454:[purɡaˈtɔːrjo] 1351:The Cloud of Unknowing 1251:Dark Night of the Soul 1246:Ascent of Mount Carmel 1143:Sister Lúcia of Fátima 1131:Alexandrina of Balazar 963:Margaret Mary Alacoque 844:Mechthild of Magdeburg 8640:Epic poems in Italian 8292: 7990:The Seven Deadly Sins 7942:The Seven Deadly Sins 7934:The Seven Deadly Sins 7926:The Seven Deadly Sins 7910:The 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