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Brief reflection on the third terrace in Purgatory.
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In Canto 29 of Paradiso Dante describes the when, where and why of the Creation of Angels.
Full essay is here:
https://dantescomedy.com/the-creation-of-the-angelsEnjoy!
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In just seven tercets, Dante inverts the model of the Universe from the material to the conceptual, and describes the origin and source of Motion and Time itself.
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From the 8th sphere in Paradiso!
The essay is here:
https://dantescomedy.com/the-examination-of-virtues-for-the-pilgrimEnjoy!
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How Dante connects Seraphims and Cherubims with the Franciscan and Dominican Orders, as two major defining elements of the Divine and Theology itself, in the sphere of the Sun.
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The moment when the Poem is born.
From John Ciardi's translation of the Divine Comedy.
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A suggestion for interpreting the number "515" at the end of Purgatory.
From dantescomedy.com
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Highlights and reflections on Chapter 5.
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Looking at the great translation of the Divine Comedy by John D. Sinclair from the 1940s.
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We've just started a group reading in our community on https://reddit.com/r/dantescomedy - and would like to welcome everyone to join in!
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Reflections on Canto 18 in Purgatory.
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Reflections on Poem 15 from Purgatory – the Poem of Light.
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Reflection on Canto 28-33 in Purgatory. A unity of personal and general Revelation with Scripture, and Beatrice.
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Reflections on Purgatory 9 and 10, the threshold into what Dante saw as the symbolic Church Life, and apprehending the Divine Arts with Humility.
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Reflections on canto 7, and some descriptions of the person Dante by his late-contemporary fellow writers Boccaccio and Petrarch, coming one generation after him in Florence and Arezzo.
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Reflections on Theosis, in the Comedy.
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How the twin Portal of the Moon opens a material and spiritual experience, simultaneously.
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