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1. www.dantesociety.org › sites › defaultDante’s Evolving Philosophy on Love - Dante Society

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   as loved since he was nine ye. rs old. Upon Love and Dante’s firstinteraction in a vision, The Lord of Love physically held his. gracious lady, Beatrice, in his arms.She slept in the Lord’s hands, “naked except for a. rim. s depicted as lying down in the handsof Love represents Love’s possession of Her, as well as.

2. libquotes.com › dante-alighieri › quotesDante Alighieri Quotes about love

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   View all Dante Alighieri Quotes. I saw within Its depth how It conceives all things in a single volume bound by Love, of which the universe is the scattered leaves. Dante Alighieri. Compassion is not a passion; rather a noble disposition of the soul, made ready to receive love, mercy, and other charitable passions. Dante Alighieri.

3. digitaldante.columbia.edu › dante › divine-comedyParadiso 33 – Digital Dante - Columbia University

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   Here is an outline that parses Paradiso 33 as four narrative blocks: the prayer to the Virgin, followed by the three circular movements — three “circulate melodie” — in which Dante tells the story of the pilgrim’s final vision and incorporation into the divine. Each of these circular movements is made up of three textual building ...

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   The more souls who resonate together, the greater the intensity of their love... and, mirror-like... each soul reflects the other. Dante Alighieri. Love, Spiritual, Mirrors.

5. www.litcharts.com › themes › love-sin-and-godLove, Sin, and God Theme in Purgatorio - LitCharts

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   Purgatory is designed to correct the various sinful corruptions of mind-love. The entire geography of Purgatory, in fact, reflects the ways in which mind-love can go wrong. The three lowest levels are where love of “neighbors’ harm,” or wrongly-aimed love, is purged. Such love takes the forms of pride, envy, and wrath.

6. www.enotes.com › topics › dantes-infernoDante's views on love and hate in Inferno and their impact on ...

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   Oct 3, 2024 · Dante's journey through hell reinforces the idea that putting the love of God first rightly orders people's life so that they practice moderation in all things and control their physical desires.

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   What does Dante say about God?

   • In the poem, Dante considers events that are confusing or inscrutable for humans but nevertheless convey God’s good character (the key example being the atoning death of Christ). Through these examples, Dante suggests that people must first understand God’s deep love for humanity in order to then discern and accept his will.

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   What does Dante say at the end of Paradiso?

   • At the very end of Paradiso, Dante’s vision is complete when his will is united to God’s: “All powers of high imagining here failed. / But now my will and my desire were turned, / […] by love that moves the sun and other stars.” In this way, Dante comes full circle to share Piccarda’s attitude as expressed early in the poem.

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   What does Dante think about theology in Paradiso?

   • Throughout Paradiso, theology is always personal. Dante often wants to know, for instance, why a certain person, or group of people, has been given a particular fate. As Dante’s understanding develops, he comes to believe that such circumstances reflect God’s will, and in turn, God’s will must be expressive of God’s character.

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   What does Dante say about peace?

   • Through these examples, Dante suggests that people must first understand God’s deep love for humanity in order to then discern and accept his will. Through conversations with souls, Dante learns that peace consists of accepting God’s loving will, even when a person’s fate might look less than ideal from a limited earthly standpoint.

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   How does Dante end a poem with a present tense?

   • The last verb that touches on plot is in the imperfect tense (“volgeva”), as it has to be, since the voyage occurred in the past, but Dante reverses the order of the syntax, putting the grammatical subject of the sentence last. In this way he is able to conclude the poem with a present tense.

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   Why does Dante end the Commedia with a periphrasis?

   • As a periphrasis it does not belong to the diegetic time-line of the plot, and it allows Dante to end the Commedia with an eternal present: l’amor che move il sole e l’altre stelle. ( Par. 33.143-45) the Love that moves the sun and the other stars.

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8. www.litcharts.com › lit › paradisoGod’s Character and Will Theme in Paradiso | LitCharts

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   Below you will find the important quotes in Paradiso related to the theme of God’s Character and Will. Canto 1 Quotes. Glory, from Him who moves all things that are, penetrates the universe and then shines back, reflected more in one part, less elsewhere. High in that sphere which takes from Him most light.