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Jiang argues that Augustus is not merely damned but cast to a place worse than hell, namely annihilation and divine forgetting beyond the universe.
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Divine forgetting
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"So, so the greatest, um, act of faith, love, and hope is poetry, right? Virgil is a divine prop, prophet, divine poet. That's how..."
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"Does that make sense guys? Because like, again, you have to explain to me where Augustus is. He's not in divine comedy. And he..."
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Dante's Hell is not just a ladder of sins in this lecture.
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