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Colin Hardie

languages

Old Spanish
Spanish
German
Latin
vulgar Latin
German
Old French
Italian

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works

Civ. Dei
Timœus
De Trinitate
Ego dominus tuus
Dante's Divine Comedy
Filocolo
Teseide
Dante , die göttliche Komödie
Vita nuova
Liber de causis
Remedia Amoris
Aeneid
Dolopathos
Story of the Seven Sages
Voyage of St Brendan
Purgatory of St Patrick
Anticlaudianus
Convivio
Monarchy
Theologia Aristotelis
Die göttliche Komödie

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people

Boethius
Bonaventura
Cicero
Plato
Ovid
Statius
Bernard of Clairvaux
St. Thomas
St. Dominic
Frederick II
Dante Alighieri
Publius Vergilius Maro
Alanus de Insulis
Siger of Brabant
Thomas Aquinas
Augustus
Dante Alighieri
Publius Vergilius Maro
Charlemagne
Thomas
Celestine V
Paul

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subjects

history
metadata
cultural
quantitative
dante
continuity
interpretation
corruption
politics
morality
allegory
contextualization
criticism
relationship
transformation
hierarchy
light
analogy
Typology
Neoplatonism
Intellectual
imagery
self-corrections
tradition
models
paradox
theology
aesthetics
vs.
comparative

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places

St. Gregory Nazianzen
St. Gregory the Great
St. Paul
Moses
Mary
Cambridge
Italy
Stuttgart
Vicenza
Verona
Calaroga
Calahorra
Caleruega
Ebro valley
Osma
Avignon
England
Scotland
Rome
Delphi
Duero
Graz
Alphe
Halappe
Florence
Pistoia
Rome
St Brendan
St Patrick
Virgil

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