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There is the overhanging street leading to the Ponte del Paradiso.
He was in his fifty-seventh year when he went from suffering and from exile to peace ('Paradiso,' x. 128).
The 'Purgatorio' and 'Paradiso,'—especially the former, one would almost say, is even more excellent than it.
The 'Paradiso,' a kind of inarticulate music to me, is the redeeming side of the 'Inferno'; the 'Inferno' without it were untrue.
He points out among other things that the picture agrees with the general spirit of Botticelli's designs for the "Paradiso."
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