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Very strange that the first music we hear in this documentary was written almost 300 years after Dante died! Considering the number of fantastic recordings available of music of Dante’s period, it seems like anodd choice.

not the year 0 but the year 1

She was so amazing, there is no writer who compares... Someone said, "If you love Virginia Woolf, try Nettie Magnan. "...but she only has one novel... I think I'll reread Virginia Woolf's 'Night and Day' soon. The only one I haven't read... 🖤

Brilliant. Thank you so much.

1:06:05 Yeshua/Jesus didn't lie, the Txts were selected and (edited) by Constatine's Priests tasked with Establishing him a "1 State Religion". (The Romans loathed the Jews) and Jesus was a practicing Rabbi, a Nazarine, and the additional content was based on the "Universal Law of Attraction" ... and the rest of that Author's impression is very likely CORRECT. History helps ... Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian

Dante born 1265, guteberg 1390. So during Dante's time books were multiplied by hand. Doubt that his influence was so big.^^

Great biography; thank you/merci.

badly done. no inspiration

38:21 Realism

Thank you for a well researched subject !. Most interesting and informative !.

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Right at the end of this you see footage of Daphne walking, and it's interesting that her love of hiking wasn't mentioned in this documentary. She was an intrepid hiker, and did one fantastic hike with Clara Vyvyan in the Pindus Mountains in Greece. There's a great chapter about Daphne Du Maurier in Annabel Abbs' book, Windswept.

My favorite poet! Long live Rimbaud!!!

Interesting. Du Maurier and Christie both neglected military wives and both bestselling authors.

Obviously she was a repressed gay woman. Sad she couldn’t live her life the way she really wanted to

Really wish the videos didn't have such loud music.

Thank you for narrating this beautiful story in my opinion also to those who worked hard to make sure that it's available to me and everyone else who is curious...I hope.

It is refreshing to hear "AD" and "BC." In contrast, "CE" and "BCE" are just like Emperor's New Clothes, which is nothing but a bigotry of academic/political/religious bigots. If such bigotry expands to an extreme, speaking "BC/AD might become a capital offense someday.

There's an air of disaster in the way the story is told, in the voices of the commentators and in the music. It's interesting how these things affect our reception of what is being told.

He was a loser with a good job! Bummer!😱😱

"Countless bullies" etc.: is this yet another ignorant shot at the Catholic Church?

You can smile... Although POE's manifest interests seem to be horror and mistery, his real concerns are, in their deepest underground, LANGUAGE and CULTURE. The first are just a wrapper for the second.

Don't feel ill. The sentencing of Trump coming up. What about God or Spirit? The politicians never mention the Creator. God is watching. Not to worry. I'm not religious but I do speak to Mother Mary in my heart. I'm asking for her help. Our children don't deserve to grow up with a rapist, fraud, and demonic liar in the White House. It's horrifying

"To love nature is to tame it." 🙏❤️🌍🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵💫✨️💫 "To love all that is true." Bravo, George Sand woman extrandinare ❤

What is this? Readers Digest’s history with inaccuracies? Year Zero? Good Lord.

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Starts at 1:01 You’re welcome 😂

Thank you for bringing this forward ‼️👏

Does anybody know which French Dracula comics/BD were featured in this, they looked cool?

Goodness I'd love to own that stilleto .

Thanks for sharing this documentary she was definitely an interesting woman 💕 Also side note i'm gonna go out on a limb and say I bet George didn't like/get along with her daughter because they were really similar based on what we know (pretty much everything her daughter did George herself did which is funny considering George didn't like it guess it was okay for her to do but not anyone else or she was just that oblivious to the fact) 🤔 And it's pretty common that people with that similar of a personality clash. My mom was abusive and toxic but even putting that to the side we share similar traits (it scares me and I hate to admit that) to the point where we always clashed (my older sister tho just like George's son put up with it, catered to her, and tried to conform to what mom wanted or what she thought mom wanted and desperately wanted her love attention and care no matter how bad she was to her whereas I constantly pushed against her and at a certain point stopped caring didn't see the point she was never going to change and went no contact with her 6 or so years ago) so I wonder if that played a part in it (at least I hope so because the alternative is way worse that she was just a shitty mom who played favorites who was so full of herself that she expected people to bow down and cater to her those who weren't got the axe and she made damn sure her daughter knew it 🤷🏻‍♀️). Interesting to think about and even more interesting seeing how complex people are 🤔

I have been looking for a video like this❤ i dont ever regret being subscribed to this channel❤ Wonderful, thank you so much

So lovely a presentation. Thank you.

Une grande dame au talent immense ❤🎉

Diverse and interesting life she had ! 😊

There was never a mast-man in any of his prose.

this is a waste of time

Lets help this get big so the world can get better.

ENGLISH IS MY SECOND LANGUAGE. HEARING OLD ENGLISH IT SOOTHING TO MY EMOTIONS. WE HAVE ENDED UP HEARING OBSENITIES EVERYWHERE WE WANDER ABOUT.

A very professional production. Thank you .

I just started reading my first DuMaurier novel, The Scapegoat, today. I figured I'd read 34 pages--one tenth the length of the book. I've already reached page 78, and I know I can't pick it up again till tomorrow: if I do, I'll read through the night. Completely mesmerizing.

I'm sorry, but you show great chauvinism by stating "religion and art do not mix". Are you seriously stating that christianity had not produced works of art? I guess the Hagia Sophia, Notre Dame, the mosaics in Ravenna and Santa Maria Maiore, Fray Angelico, Giotto, Rublev and many many others do not qualify as art in your irrational standards.

As a traveler who has visited Florence, Rome, Athens, Jerusalem. . . even Shanghaii, Chungdu and Beijing, I greatly appreciate your studious perception and sensitivity to time itself and the influences therein. Thank you! Keep up the good work.

WELL DONE SIR!!!

But for the curse of Christianity we'd be on Mars by now.

Wonderful and beautiful

C.S. Lewis was, more than any living person, responsible for my conversion to Christianity. If you have not, please read Mere Christianity - IMO it was Lewis who was responsible for modern Christian apologetics. God bless C S Lewis

I picked up some new details on Dante's life, particularly the time and social circumstances into which he was born and grew up, and that was the most interesting part for me. It was difficult to follow the quotes from the book out of context. As always, Malcolm Hossick was an excellent narrator. And he apparently writes and directs these documentaries. My favorite line was his explanation for the appeal of polytheism: "When things go wrong, there's always another god to blame." Thanks, Paul. Edit: I admire Hossick's characterization of the disgraceful power politics of the Catholic Church, too, and the offhand, dismissive way in which he delivers it, as if the Church and its history were beneath contempt.

Love ,love and the love so more, is the divine answer to any question, ever posed.

It's only later on in life that I've come to the realization of just how destructive usury is. There isn't a country in the world that isn't negatively affe Ted from usury, debt, compound interest excessive loans, etc. It ought to be banned outright. Imagine the suffering that would be alleviated versus the few who'd have to find honest work.