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Tag Archives: Francesco Scaramuzza
1842: Behold the Beast with the Sharpened Tail!
In cantos XVI and XVII of the Inferno, Dante and his guide Virgil meet the monster Geryon, who alights on the edge of the abyss after Virgil has summoned him. In front, he has the face of an innocent man, … Continue reading
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