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John Augustine Wilstach Purgatorio Canto 22: John Augustine Wilstach Purgatorio Canto 22

John Augustine Wilstach Purgatorio Canto 22
John Augustine Wilstach Purgatorio Canto 22
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In Relation to Boyd

  • Dante and Virgil are departing and leaving the angel behind
  • Mention of the sixth circle
  • Only the subjects the voices are speaking about are mentioned
  • Dante reports to have “passed fleet this rocky coil”
  • Water imagery, “while truth below in hidden fountains flows”
  • “Bard of Pastoral Song divine”
  • Directly addresses paganism
  • Virgil is speaking instead of Dante
  • Fir tree
  • Food and drink are mentioned, but wine is only alluded to
  • John the Baptists takes the place of Emmanuel in Boyd’s translation

In Relation to Langdon

  • It is specified that the angel’s wing was used to remove Dante’s scar
  • “Denied their flowing locks” rather than simply stating “hairless”
  • “Faith without which good works fruit do not bear” –fruits of labor potentially connecting to plants and their fertility

In Relation to Arndt

  • Statius focuses on praise he feels and shows for Christianity

In Relation to Kline

  • Does not include the word “sitiunt” and its translation
  • Statius appears to have a more emotional reaction to Virgil’s speech, laughing instead of merely smiling, and replying in a sweet manner
  • Refers to “teachers” rather than “priests”
  • Virgil refers to his place in the first circle as an “apartment”, neutralizing the experience and making it appear more as a home rather than a prison

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Purgatorio Canto 22
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