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The poem presents Boniface VIII as a corrupt pope who recruits Guido's fraudulent intellect for war against fellow Christians and tries to neutralize the sin with advance absolution.
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Boniface VIII
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "me my deeds were not those of the lion but those of the fox the wiles and secret ways i knew them all and..."
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"me my deeds were not those of the lion but those of the fox the wiles and secret ways i knew them all and..."
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"...factions the papal establishment struck back with absolute malice pope boniface boniface viii lured dante to rome on a fake diplomatic mission while secretly..."
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