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The next lecture sequence will turn to Dante, whom Jiang calls the greatest poet and prophet in human history and the second coming of Homer.
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The next lecture sequence will turn to Dante, whom Jiang calls the greatest poet and prophet in human history and the second coming of Homer.
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"And that's why there's so little written about Muhammad. And that's why the Koran doesn't really tell us that much about Muhammad. Okay? Because..."
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