The Portable Dante (2013)
The Portable Dante
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He proclaims the poverty of Mary, evidenced by the place where she gave birth to her son; he then cites the Roman consul Fabricius, who preferred virtuous poverty to the luxury of vice, and finally, St. Nicholas, whose generosity saved the three maidens from lives of shame. The speaker is Hugh Capet, who estab 137. The words “Neque nubent” begin the quotation “They neither marry nor are given in marriage, ” which can be found in the gospels of Matthew (22:23-30), Mark (12:18-25), and Luke (20:27...-35).
142. Adrian’s niece is Alagia de’ Fieschi, daughter of Niccolò de’ Fieschi, the imperial vicar in Italy, and the wife of Morello Malaspina, Dante’s friend, by whom she had three sons.
lished the Capetian dynasty. Addressed by the Pilgrim, he identifies himself and goes on to denounce his descendants for their avarice. Hugh explains that as long as daylight lasts, all the souls, with greater or lesser force, recite the exempla of virtue, and that during the night, they cry out condemnations of Avarice: they cite the greed of Pygmalion, Midas, Achan, Sapphira, Heliodorus, Polymnestor, and Crassus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He proclaims the poverty of Mary, evidenced by the place where she gave birth to her son; he then cites the Roman consul Fabricius, who preferred virtuous poverty to the luxury of vice, and finally, St. Nicholas, whose generosity saved the three maidens from lives of shame. The speaker is Hugh Capet, who estab 137. The words “Neque nubent” begin the quotation “They neither marry nor are given in marriage, ” which can be found in the gospels of Matthew (22:23-30), Mark (12:18-25), and Luke (20:27...-35).
142. Adrian’s niece is Alagia de’ Fieschi, daughter of Niccolò de’ Fieschi, the imperial vicar in Italy, and the wife of Morello Malaspina, Dante’s friend, by whom she had three sons.
lished the Capetian dynasty. Addressed by the Pilgrim, he identifies himself and goes on to denounce his descendants for their avarice. Hugh explains that as long as daylight lasts, all the souls, with greater or lesser force, recite the exempla of virtue, and that during the night, they cry out condemnations of Avarice: they cite the greed of Pygmalion, Midas, Achan, Sapphira, Heliodorus, Polymnestor, and Crassus.
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