Dante Alighieri, Apostle of Freedom: War-time and Peace-time Essays

by Lonsdale Ragg

[369] loc. cit.

[370] Ex. xxxiii. 11.

[371] Buti, on Inf. xvi. 106. Purg. xxx. 42.

[372] Inf. xvi. 106. For further “Franciscan” references see Paget Toynbee, Life of Dante (last Ed.) p. 72 n.

[373] Federzoni, Vita di Beatrice Portinari, 2nd Ed., p. 14.

[374] Purg. xxx. 41 sq.

[375] Par. xi. 106-108.

[376] Vol. II, p. 18, (Sept., 1918). Tasso and Shakespeare’s England.

[377] Inf. i. 104 sqq. Inf. ix. 133 sqq. and xx. 59 sqq. (See above, pp. 13 sq.)

[378] The facts about Maschio are drawn from an article in the Strenna per l’ anno. 1897, of the Venetian Educatorio Rachitici, “Regina Margherita,” by Signor Giuseppe Bianchini.