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strangeaffliction

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________ envisioned his legendary character as a symbol of the ever-striving human will to master all forms of experience, at the risk of imperiling his eternal soul.
 
  A. Dante
  B. Shelley
  C. Fernbank
  D. Goethe

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________, the literary figure symbolizing the quest to exceed the limits of knowledge and power, became the quintessential figure for Romantic writers, painters, and composers.
 
  A. Carmen
  B. Claudius
  C. Dante
  D. Faust



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Answer to Question 1

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strangeaffliction

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Reply 2 on: Sep 28, 2018
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:D TYSM

 

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