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"If in the fire of love I seem to flame beyond the measure visible on earth, so that I overcome your vision's force, you need not wonder; I am so because of my perfected vision – as I grasp the good so I approach the good in act." In this Quote Beatrice demonstrates to us the base of a decent instruction "idealized vision." Education, she appears to contend, is a procedure of figuring out how to change one's viewpoint until the point that it is superbly lined up with God's. At exactly that point can one " grasp the good so I approach the good in act " in another Quote beatrice goes on to say: “The greatest gift that God in His largesse gave to creation, the most attuned to His goodness and that He accounts most dear, was the freedom of the

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