V 51), called presently afterwards (line 81) malignant air, just as the gray cliffs are called malignant cliffs.”

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Aeneas, founder of the Roman Empire. Virgil, Aeneid , B. VI . ↩

“That is,” says Boccaccio, Comento , “ St. Peter the Apostle, called the greater on account of his papal dignity, and to distinguish him from many other holy men of the same name.” ↩