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English, 30.03.2021 19:00, starajaclark1429

Which contrasts how a medieval text and a Renaissance text would address a divine figure? In the Renaissance text, the divine is more likely to be absent.
In the medieval text, the divine would appear in human form.
In the Renaissance text, the divine would punish sinful behavior.
In the medieval text, the divine would not receive as much praise.

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