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Inferno Canto 4 -- Circle 1

Inferno Canto 4 - Circle 1. Friday, September 24, 2004. Inferno Canto 4 - Circle 1. Were at Virgils home in hell, the circle in which reside the virtuous pagans, whom, Virgil declares, were sinless. And still their merits fail, for they lacked Baptisms grace, which is the door of the true faith you. To Homer, the Iliad. To Horace, The Art of Poetry. To Ovid, the Metamorphoses. To Lucan, the Pharsalia. And Averroes Ibn Roschd. Posted by Sebastian Mahfood at 922 PM. View my complete profile.

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Inferno Canto 4 - Circle 1. Friday, September 24, 2004. Inferno Canto 4 - Circle 1. Were at Virgils home in hell, the circle in which reside the virtuous pagans, whom, Virgil declares, were sinless. And still their merits fail, for they lacked Baptisms grace, which is the door of the true faith you. To Homer, the Iliad. To Horace, The Art of Poetry. To Ovid, the Metamorphoses. To Lucan, the Pharsalia. And Averroes Ibn Roschd. Posted by Sebastian Mahfood at 922 PM. View my complete profile.

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