The reading presents Myrrha as a falsifier who changed shape in order to cross the limits of just love with her father.
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Myrrha
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Key Notes
Jiang defines canto 30 as a zone of falsifiers that includes alchemists, impostors, counterfeiters, false witnesses, and related figures such as Sinon, Master Adam, Gianni Schicchi, and Myrrha.
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"Her agony had so deformed her mind. But neither fury Theban Trojan ever was seen to be so cruel against another in rending beasts..."
"He can't. She came to sin with him by falsely taking another shape upon herself. Just as the other phantom who goes there had..."
"Okay, all right, so this is a very complicated canto, okay? There are lots of individuals and there's a lot going on, okay? So..."
"And so the two people who have an argument are Sinon and Master Adam, right? Master Adam is a counterfeiter. And Sinon is a..."
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