ds, not to make the unfallen world a testof all they saw and heard and felt with the senses, but to cover the nakedspirit with the rotten rags of memory of older sensations. To distinguishbetween these two schools, and to cleave always to the Florentine, and soto escape the fascination of those who… … BLAKES ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE DIVINE COMEDY 45 in 1804 that he finally escaped from temptations and perturbations whichsought to destroy the imaginative power at the hands of Venetian andFlemish Demons. The spirit of Titian, and one must always rememberthat he had only seen poor engravings, and what…
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