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A. K. Steiner,A. Löscher,G. Kirchengast 1555. The adjective “divine” was added by the Venetian publisher more as a way to praise the poem’s seemingly superhuman artistry than as an indicator of its content and concern. But the title ., which we have come to mistake for the original, determines for us a certain horizon of expectations: we

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Refractivity Biases in GNSS Occultation Datawould escape from this wild place” (I, 91–93). We soon learn that this other way demands a . rather than an ascent. Dante and Virgil, if they are ever to reach the summit, must first journey . into the bowels of the earth.

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A. K. Steiner,A. Löscher,G. Kirchengast think that Dante must be primarily interested in disclosing the facts concerning God and divine things, that his poem in its essence involves the presentation of religious—specifically, Christian—truth.

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Anne C. Frenzel,Thomas Götz,Reinhard Pekrunvided by a plagiarist who then publishes portions of it in various venues with insufficient credit to the genuine author. A typical case involves the appropriation of a book by a plagiarist who publishes the chapters (or sections of chapters) in discrete articles across several journals. In many ins

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