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The Divine Comedy, Volume 3, Paradise

Note 4 — CANTO XVI.

Charles Eliot Norton translation

The churl of Aguglione was, according to Benvenuto da Imola, a lawyer named Baldo, “qui fuit magnus canis.” He became one of the priors of Florence in 1311. He of Signa is supposed to have been one Bonifazio, who, says Buti, “sold his favors and offices.”

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