Beatrice begins answering the pilgrim Dante’s two doubts by starting with the one that has more poison in it and by telling him that he shouldn’t trust what he sees because revelation must always make accommodations for human senses.
Read MoreBeatrice begins answering the pilgrim Dante’s two doubts by starting with the one that has more poison in it and by telling him that he shouldn’t trust what he sees because revelation must always make accommodations for human senses.
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