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Dante is so overcome by these visions that Virgil remarks that he cannot even walk straight, once he has returned to awareness of his surroundings. Purgatory part 1 (Cantos 1 11) 4/9 Purgatory was a clever invention of the Church around the 11th century. Stephen’s own marytrdom, and Pisistratus with his daughter’s suitor (an example from classical mythology).
He sees, in his mind, the Virgin Mary, St. Dantes Purgatory: A Study on Part II of The Divine Comedy The prideful who are forced into humility by heavy loads of stones on their backs The envious whose. On this terrace Dante experiences remarkable visions that give him glimpses into the virtue of meekness, which is opposed to wrath, the vice that is being purged here on the third terrace of Purgatory.
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