 | John Addington Symonds - 1893 - Broj stranica: 546
...reverted to Dante for the symbolism chosen to portray hell. Charon, the demon, with eyes of burning coal, compels a crowd of spirits in his ferryboat....deep, beyond our ken ; just as the angels above Christ suggest a region of light and glory, extending upward through illimitable space. The scene of judgment... | |
 | Edith Harwood - 1907 - Broj stranica: 386
...reverted to Dante for the symbolism chosen to portray hell. Charon, the demon, with eyes of burning coal, compels a crowd of spirits in his ferry-boat....deep, beyond our ken; just as the angels above Christ suggest a region of light and glory, extending upward through illimitable space. The scene of judgment... | |
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... sense of irremediable loss, eternal pain, a future endless without hope, than the rigid dignity of this not ignoble sinner's dread. Just below is the place to which the doomed are sinking. Michelangelo reverted to Dante for the symbolism chosen to... 