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| | Confessio Amantis, Vol. 1: Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | The ethical generalizations on Truth, Liberality, Justice, Pity, and Chastity define positive means for dealing with cupidity once Amans has realized what cupidity is. They provide the means through which a person cares for his soul. |
 | | In this tale Genius claims to be focusing on the evils of Murmur and Complaint, though the crux of the plot hinges upon the virtue of being true to one's word. |
 | | She is, in truth, the daughter of the king of Sicily who is now, through Florent's obedience to his word, released from the curse. |
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