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The text of Dis introduces a plain of burning tombs where heretics are segregated together in fiery sepulchres.
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Tombs
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Mycenaean wealth is visible in gold masks, gold-hilted weapons, defensive walls, and increasingly elaborate tombs.
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"What good is it to thrust against the fates? You're Cerberus, if you remember well, for that had both his throat and chin stripped..."
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"For flames were scattered through the tombs, and these had kindled all of them to glowing heat. No artisan could ask for hotter iron...."
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"This is a gold mass. Okay? Gold is very rare, as you know. And they turned it into a king. Some have speculated this..."
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"The other thing about the Mycenaean civilization is their tombs are very, very elaborate. Okay? This is the entrance into one of their tombs...."
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"...the pavement at your feet. As on the lids of pavement tombs there are stone effigies of what the buried were before, so that..."
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"...so may your nails hold out eternal at their work we tomb who you see so disfigured here we're italians one said in tears..."
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"...If you look at University of Hong Kong, there's a huge tomb, okay, in the library. Have you been to University of Hong Kong?"
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"...Jiacheng built for his wife, and the library looks like a tomb, literally, to calm her spirit. So there's a lot of this kind..."
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"...god and their punishment is to basically lie uh in these tombs and they're burning to to death and virgil says the main heresy..."
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"...drew back till we were behind the lid of a great tomb on which I made out this inscribed, I hold Pope Anastasius enticed..."
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"...here and in this third pouch. We had already reached the tomb beyond and climbed onto the ridge where its high point hangs just..."
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