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Jiang says Divine Comedy's symbols draw on multiple traditions at once, including Christian, pagan, Islamic, and Gnostic material, so its imagery cannot be reduced to a single orthodox code.
"...just the Christian tradition, but also the pagan tradition, also the Islamic tradition, the Gnostic tradition. There's all sorts of traditions. He's combining together..."
"...really know they killed jesus because if you look at the islamic tradition there is jesus jesus is the penultimate prophet muhammad is the..."
"...able to to do that so jesus is revered in the islamic tradition and um there are different sects of christianity for example the..."
"...the context of Judaism of Zionism uh and the Shia and Islamic tradition and I was very very astonished because in my opinion that..."
"...Al -Aqsaq Mosque, which is the third holiest site in the Islamic tradition."
"...the most extreme form of that tradition. Then you have the Islamic tradition, which is based both on the Judaic and the Christian tradition...."
"So for example, maybe the city of London. So that's the Islamic tradition. Then you have the Orthodox tradition, which is what we talked..."
"...Dome of the Rock, which is the third holiest site in Islamic tradition, and build the third temple. Then there has to be a..."
"...fact, the Quran, which is the holy book of Biblicalism, the Islamic tradition, doesn't really mention him even though, in theory, it is written..."
"...was a real person, and he was a founder of the Islamic tradition. And this is what Sibyl says about Muhammad. At that time,..."
"...his followers move from mecca to medina and this starts the islamic tradition and this marks the year zero in the islamic calendar just..."
"...why do we know so little about the early history of islamic tradition okay so given that we know so little all about the..."
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