Dantes Divine Comedy

tion: And pale Diseases and sad Age are there. And Dread, and Hunger that sways men to crime. And sordid want – in shapes to affright the eves And Death and Toil and Death's own brother, Sleep...(845)
             But once Aeneas gets past these figures, and the on rushing horde of the dead and dying at the boatman's shore, the underworld turns out
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