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Virgil's free-will model: humans can resist or deny bad love even if desire first arises naturally.
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power to curb love
Virgil's free-will model: humans can resist or deny bad love even if desire first arises naturally.
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"now that all other longings may conform to this first will there is in you inborn the power that counsels people of the threshold..."
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"we can resist we can say no we can deny our love there's no more power is what Beatrice means by free will therefore..."
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The Divine Comedy does not defeat Virgil by denouncing him.
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