Poetry · Character
Dante
The Italian poet, referenced in verse.
minor
First appearance: eight echoes from the poems of auguste angellier
Dante shows up with force in Milton. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as a companion in grief, with whom Milton shares a place through pain.
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In Milton: Mentioned as a companion in grief, with whom Milton shares a place through pain. Later, in Robert Browning: Mentioned as part…
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