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The religious, philosophic, and ethico-political background of the "Divine comedy"

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Contents

Goethes Faust and Dantes Divine
3
Definition and Analysis of the Problem
17
THE CHRISTIAN BELIEF IN THE HEREAFTER 32 l
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TitleThe religious, philosophic, and ethico-political background of the "Divine comedy"
Volume 1 of Mediaeval Culture: An Introduction to Dante and His Times, Mediaeval Culture: An Introduction to Dante and His Times
AuthorsKarl Vossler, Joel Elias Spingarn
Translated byWilliam Cranston Lawton
PublisherHarcourt, Brace, 1929
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedSep 12, 2006
  
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