Agnello’s Merged Form
A man and serpent lose their distinct outlines in the thieves’ ditch.
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A man and serpent lose their distinct outlines in the thieves’ ditch.
Dante, InfernoThe failed pursuit that sends two guardians into their own sticky pool.
Dante, Inferno
SourceVirgil uses fresh dew to remove the traces of the underworld from Dante's face.
Dante, PurgatorioVirgil’s reversal while climbing Lucifer explains the change from descent to ascent.
Dante, Inferno
SourceAn immense interval of dreaming ends when a trumpet sounds, and Enitharmon awakens without knowing that she has slept.
William Blake’s illuminated mythology in Europe: A ProphecyAn inverted speaker mistakes Dante’s arrival for that of a future condemned pope.
Dante, InfernoDante’s loosened belt becomes Virgil’s signal for the creature below.
Dante, InfernoAn alarming dream of upward capture accompanies a movement the sleeping traveller does not witness.
Dante, Purgatorio
SourceThe remembered song that interrupts Faust’s attempt to end his life.
Goethe’s Faust, Part OneLocal testimony corrects the route offered by Malacoda.
Dante, InfernoA captive’s promise of more informants becomes a successful leap into the pitch.
Dante, InfernoThe hidden ascent that restores a view of the sky at the close of Inferno.
Dante, Inferno
SourceA supernatural assault recoils upon its senders when the Americans gather amid Orc’s red flames.
William Blake’s illuminated mythology in America: A ProphecyThe petrifying danger invoked by the Furies at the gate of Dis.
Dante, InfernoThe remembered place of confinement within Ugolino’s speech in the frozen circle.
Dante, InfernoThe guide carries Dante into the next ditch to escape the returning pursuers.
Dante, InfernoThe crowded mountain revel through which Faust and Mephistopheles travel.
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