English, 21.10.2019 18:00, cykopath

Dante compares the souls of the condemned boarding charon's boat as follows: "as in the autumn the leaves peel
away. one following another, until the bough/sees all its treasures spread upon the ground." this simile shagests that
the souls of the dead

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English, 20.07.2019 17:30, rosie20052019

Dante compares the souls of the condemned boarding charon's boat as follows: “as in the autumn the leaves peel away, / one following another, until the bough / sees all its treasures spread upon the ground.” this simile suggests that the souls of the dead 1) will be reborn in "spring" 2) have no will of their own, moving like leaves in the mercy of the wind 3) are patient and orderly 4) appreciate the beauty of each other once gathered like "treasures"

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English, 25.08.2019 09:30, olson1312

Which incident to support the following inference: virgil protects dante as he makes his journey a)dante's encounter with the uncommitted in the vestibule of hell b)dante's encounter with charon c)dante's encounter with beatrice d)dante's encounters with sinners in the various rings of hell

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English, 18.09.2019 20:30, icantspeakengles

The most likely reason(s) dante put sub-humans and beasts, such as charon and minos, in control of sinners in the afterlife is because a) the catholic church taught it. b) most people would find it terrifying if such subhuman beasts were in control of the fates of human souls. c) his primary aim was to entertain his readers, who would have been familiar with these figures from greek mythology. d) if beasts are in charge of assigning places in hell, then there is little point in trying to rationalize or bargain with them.

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English, 15.10.2019 02:40, fireman59937

Dante compares the souls of the condemned boarding charon's boat as follows: “as in the autumn the leaves peel away, / one following another, until the bough / sees all its treasures spread upon the ground.” this simile suggests that the souls of the dead will be reborn in “spring” have no will of their own, moving like leaves at the mercy of the wind are patient and orderly appreciate the beauty of each other once gathered like “treasures”

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