The canto's next movement, as read aloud by the student, shifts from Justinian's self-account to a rapid survey of Rome's rise under the imperial eagle.
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Roman eagle
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The quoted canto links Lombard attacks on the church, Charlemagne's rescue, and later party misuse of the imperial sign, which Jiang reads as Justinian condemning those who separate the Roman emblem from justice.
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"Keep on going. My answer to the question you first asked ends here, and yet the nature of this answer leads me to add..."
"lombard tooth bit Holy Church, then Charlemagne, under the eagle's wings, through victories he gained, brought help to her. Now you can judge those..."
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