The quoted prophecy likens Dante to Hippolytus and announces that he too must leave his city unjustly.
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Injustice
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Hippolytus was forced to leave his Athens because of his stepmother's faithless fears, and so must you depart from Florence."
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"Hippolytus was forced to leave his Athens because of his stepmother's faithless fears, and so must you depart from Florence."
"...not just be passive but to be active to believe that injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere okay and so in other words what don..."
"...of their confinement. A very malice that earns hate in heaven, injustice is the end. And each such end by force or fraud brings..."
"...people literally taught at this time in history about evil and injustice?"
"...this persecution, put up with this evil, put up with this injustice for 40 years. You die, you go to heaven, and all you..."
"Where there's injustice on earth, there must be, heaven can feel it as well. Okay, it's calling for us to create happiness and justice...."
"...And this is the idea of Martin Luther King's famous phrase. Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. Okay? Does that make sense? Injustice anywhere is..."
"...good if you live a virtuous life as long as there's injustice in the world so again every this is all radical it's all..."
"...as to lead you far from me. To mortal eyes our injustice seems unjust, that this is so, should serve as evidence for faith,..."
"...very little to do with the initial sort of feeling of injustice judaism is is"
"...its design, okay? Right? The conflict now is, there's a great injustice in the world where Achilles refuses to return Hector's body to Priam."
"...go back to World War I, and one of the great injustices of that war was that Germany was forced to accept all guilt..."
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