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Referenced when discussing Cosimo's concerns about usury and the afterlife - 'he is undoubtedly familiar with something like Dante's Divine Comedy' where usurers are depicted in hell

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Referenced in comparison to Galahad's beatific vision: 'Because basically what Galahad has is what Dante also gets in the Divine Comedy, which is what's called the beatific vision.'

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Referenced as Dante's 'great poem' in which he placed the Emperor Trajan in paradise, due to medieval Christian admiration for Trajan's virtue

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Mentioned as one of the foundational texts of European and world literature, specifically discussing how Virgil's ghost appears to guide Dante through the underworld