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Sorrow

"And she (Francesca Di Rimini)said to me: "There's nothing more painful than remembering something happy while you are distressed; and your teacher knows it."
Sorrow-Divina Commedia, Inferno, V, 121-123"

Dante Alighieri -- Divina Commedia, Inferno, V, 121-123

Submitted by: Salimacatwoman / 2005-10-04 Category: Dante Alighieri

Bad and Good

"You have been given reason, which can distinguish between bad and good."

Dante Alighieri -- Divina Commedia, Purgatorio, XVI, 75

Submitted by: Salimacatwoman / 2005-10-09 Category: Dante Alighieri

Friendship

"The man must not forget the favors gotten from a less important friend when he becomes friend of a more important one."

Dante Alighieri -- Convivio, II, 15

Submitted by: Salimacatwoman / 2006-01-02 Category: Dante Alighieri, Friendship and betrayal

Nobility

"The birth doesn't make a person a nobleman, but a great person makes noble a birth."