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Paradiso by Dante Alighieri, Hollander translation
2008
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| 268 | For the intereting verb prelibare, appearing here for the first time in the poem, see the note to Paradiso XIV.4. | [note references caso not prelibare] |
| 328 | For the next tercet that contains the word Cristo four times, see Paradiso [ ]. | [incomplete citation] |
| 901 | 88-93. | 96 |
| 922 | 22-23 | 24 |
| 929 | 91-93 For the suggestion that this image of a ship, filled with armed men and headed for battle, underlines the poet's desire to associate his Christian poem with classical martial epic in this final reference to the world of men, see Hollander (Holl.1989.1), p. 85. | 94-96 |
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