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| | == Sources == | | == Sources == |
| | + | Dante's allusions are again rooted in Greek and Roman mythology which he relates to Christian virtues and doctrines, symbols from astrology, Biblical history, Church teaching, and honored political figures. The high position of [[Mary]] is emphasized as it was the prevailing belief of the time. |
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| | + | ==External Links== |
| | + | * [http://www.divinecomedy.org/divine_comedy.html ''Research Edition''] of ''The Divine Comedy'' by the Electronic Literature Foundation |
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| − | Dante's allusions are again rooted in Greek and Roman mythology which he relates to Christian virtues and doctrines, symbols from astrology, Biblical history, Church teaching, and honored political figures. The high position of [[Mary]] is emphasized as it was the prevailing belief of the time.
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