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The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri

Note 251 — CANTO V.

James Romanes Sibbald translation

Why also, etc.: Like Charon. If Minos represents conscience, as some would have it, Dante is here again assailed by misgivings as to his enterprise, and is quieted by reason in the person of Virgil.

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