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John Augustine Wilstach Paradiso Canto 32: John Augustine Wilstach Paradiso Canto 32

John Augustine Wilstach Paradiso Canto 32
John Augustine Wilstach Paradiso Canto 32
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In Relation to Boyd

  • Rachel is seated first, followed by Beatrice, and then Sarah, Rebecca, and Judith
  • Tailor metaphor while discussing how Dante was fetched and all he has seen since then
  • Strong focus on “grace” in the final stanza

In Relation to Langdon

  • A partition wall and set of stairs are said to set the Christians apart from the Hebrew women who came before them
  • “Hail Mary” is translated into English

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Paradiso Canto 32
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