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Love and the Noble Heart Are the Same Thing
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Love and the Noble Heart Are the Same Thing

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Also known as: ā€œAmore e ’l cor gentil sono una cosaā€
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    …gentil sono una cosaā€ (ā€œLove and the Noble Heart Are the Same Thingā€), the first line of which is clearly an adaptation of Guinizelli’s ā€œAl cor gentil ripara sempre amoreā€ (ā€œIn Every Noble Heart Love Finds Its Homeā€). This was the beginning of Dante’s association with a new poetic…

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    …gentil sono una cosaā€ (ā€œLove and the Noble Heart Are the Same Thingā€), the first line of which is clearly an adaptation of Guinizelli’s ā€œAl cor gentil ripara sempre amoreā€ (ā€œIn Every Noble Heart Love Finds Its Homeā€). This was the beginning of Dante’s association with a new poetic…

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