Jiang treats the marble carvings as living art that defeats nature and immediately establishes humility as the first visual lesson waiting inside purgatory.
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"With the two of us uncertain of our way, we halted on a plateau lonier than desert paths. The distance from its edge, which..."
"One would have sworn that he was saying, Ave, for in that scene there was the effigy of one who turned the key that..."
"One son said no, the other said yes, they do sing. Just so, about the incense smoke shown there, my nose and eyes contended..."
"Around him horsemen seemed to press and crowd, above their heads on golden banners eagles were represented moving in the wind. Among that crowd..."
"...for Achilles that will make him invincible. And the shield has living images, it's like a movie, okay?"
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