Repetition of Words and Phrases at the Beginning of Consecutive Tercets in Dante's Divine Comedy

Oliver M. Johnston

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Italian Literature and Culture Medieval Literature and History Medieval European Literature and History

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The Divine Comedy contains three examples of the repetition of a word or a phrase at the beginning of successive lines, one where the first word of a line is repeated from the last of the preceding line, another pas- Per Me Si Va Nella Citta Dolente, Per Me Si Va Nell' Eterno Dolore, Per Me Si Va Tra La Perduta Gente.

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