Dante/Beatrice's language, as Jiang interprets it, for the divine creative principle or law that gives form without making every mortal form perfect.
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Holy light
Dante/Beatrice's language, as Jiang interprets it, for the divine creative principle or law that gives form without making every mortal form perfect.
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"...give form had been created the rays and motion of the holy light draw forth the soul of every animal and plant from matter..."
"...give form had been created. The rays and motion of the holy light draw forth the soul of every animal and plant from matter..."
"...with each other, okay? So the rays and motion of the holy light draw forth the soul of every animal and plant from matter..."
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