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    Virgil Monologue

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    never seen a vegetable garden let alone grown anything. Then he brought up the idea of taking us there to show us his father’s lettuce patch. I asked miss Delilah if we could go with the young boy and she seemed very pleased and answered with a yes. Virgil was a very‚ what’s the word‚ relaxed‚ take it easy kind of kid‚ but I can’t complain because this is the first kid that has step foot in our apartment. When we arrived I saw a big patch of what looked like lettuce and a man crouched down watering

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    Virgil's Journey

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    spiritual journey; however‚ each character has their own reason for going. Virgil is the guide in Dante’s The Divine Comedy: he embarks on a journey with Dante showing him the different depths of hell. The Hoopoe is the main character in Attar’s The Conference of the Birds; he leads the rest of the bird on a voyage to find the Simorgh. Virgil and the Hoopoe

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    Dante

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    get his life back on the right path. The great Roman poet‚ Virgil‚ is sent to be his guide. Virgil is not only supportive but informational as he leads Dante through the layers of hell. Throughout the story‚ Virgil is repeatedly protecting Dante from hostile demons and monsters. Monstrous Charon‚ in cantos III is bringing the souls over the river to punishment. When Charon refuses to let Dante cross the river because he is human‚ Virgil steps in: “And my guide to him: ‘Charon‚ Bite back your spleen:

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    reorganized the military and political power. He also began to design a program to create buildings like those in Athens (Joe). Perhaps his most notable achievement was commissioning Virgil to write‚ The Aeneid. Virgil‚ born October 19 in 70 BC‚ was and still is regarded as the best poet in Rome (“Virgil”). As a citizen in Rome Virgil felt a sense of relief when the civil war had ended and like the rest of Rome was extremely grateful to Augustus for making this possible. Augustus wanted to return Rome to

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    Dante’s Inferno “Dante’s Inferno” is a comedy based on his journey through the nine layers of hell. The voyage started in the 1300’s‚ during Easter Week‚ and the descent to hell began on Good Friday. After Dante finds his guide to the Underworld‚ Virgil who is also a poet‚ in a mysterious dark wooded area‚ they begin their journey to hell‚ a treacherous place with the most horrendous tortures. Dante become lost on his journey and he states that he does not remember how he became lost but he wandered

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    Anti-War Poem? Virgil opens the ‘Aeneid’ with the words ARMA virumque cano ( I sing of arms and of men). The central role that war plays in this Roman epic is made apparent from the very first word of the ‘Aeneid’ by the emphatic placing of the word arma at the very beginning of the poem. A fair chunk of Virgil’s ‘Aeneid’ is set on the battle field but its violent and gory descriptions of death and its frequent battles alone cannot make this poem an anti-war poem. Virgil does not merely use

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    In this canto‚ Dante awakens to find that he is on the edge of Hell. Dante and Virgil descend into the bottomless pit. They enter the first circle of Hell‚ Limbo‚ where the souls that are sighing live. The souls include those all Unbaptized infants and those men and women who lived before the age of Christendom. I am going to talk more about those souls later. In the previous canto‚ Dante fainted at moments of great intensity of feeling when he is shocked by the strange sights he sees in Hell

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    wood‚ but three beasts block his way. Dante is then rescued by Virgil who is sent by Beatrice to be his guide and lead him to his salvation. Canto XXXVI begins with Virgil stating “Vexilla Regis prodeunt inferni” which means “the banners of the King of Hell draw closer.” Virgil is telling Dante to be on watch for Satan or Dis. Dante try’s to look for Dis through the fog and darkness‚ but the wind is so strong that he has to use Virgil to block the wind. They

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    According to The Psychology of Emotions in Dante`s Inferno by John Alcorn in the Pedagogy he states that “Dante brings to life pain and suffering in Hell”. Throughout the story Dante describes what he experiences throughout the levels of hell and what is happening in each level. In order to better understand and appreciate Dante’s Inferno‚ one must examine the setting‚ language‚ and male roles. In the beginning of the story Dante describes the setting of where he wakes up as “this wood of wilderness

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    previously. The fourth circle has a figure called Pluto which guards it. Those who deviated their attitude towards material goods receive punishment in the fourth circle. In this circle‚ indulgence has changed into a selfish appetite of other individuals. Virgil explains the nature of fortune who transforms nations from greatness to poverty in a short time. The wrathful are immersed in the muddy styx‚ wholly or partly. "The river Styx figures variously in classic mythology‚ but usually (and in later myths

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