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Jiang highlights Tiresias and similar famous seers to show how much space Dante gives this category of fraud.
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Tiresias
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "man who certainly knew how the game of magic fraud was played see there guido bonatti see astente who now would wish he had..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "man who certainly knew how the game of magic fraud was played see there guido bonatti see astente who now would wish he had..."
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"man who certainly knew how the game of magic fraud was played see there guido bonatti see astente who now would wish he had..."
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"the fortune tellers okay they are condemned to always walk with their uh head turned backwards so they can they can never see in..."
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"Because if you think about it, if Tiresias, the fortune tellers, didn't provide these fortunes, then Oedipus would not have had the tragedy that..."
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