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Letting Virgil go lets the Aeneid dissolve from readers' hearts and minds, making room for the Divine Comedy to reshape their universe.
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Letting Virgil go lets the Aeneid dissolve from readers' hearts and minds, making room for the Divine Comedy to reshape their universe.
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"Because I'm happy there. I'd rather burn in hell for eternity than admit I'm wrong. Dante, though Virgil is leaving you, do not weep..."
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The Divine Comedy does not defeat Virgil by denouncing him.
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