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Not only does Virgil guide Dante, he also appears to protect
him from the dangers of the of hell and explain to Dante the workings of
hell and to some degree heaven as well. At first, it seemed to me as if Virgil
were a figure of authority or dignity in spite of him residing in limbo. Nevertheless
it was proved when he failed to enter a gate of hell that he did not have power
over its demons. It was revealed or in a way emphasized that the authority given
him like all authority comes from God and unlike humans, demons have little choice
in submitting to the will of God.
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