# Endnotes explained — Lilith

> Chapter companion for Lilith by George MacDonald.

## What happens

The chapter contains endnotes referencing William Law and two passages from Dante's Divine Comedy, specifically from Paradiso X and Purgatorio II.

## Key lines

> Tin tin sonando con sì dolce nota Che ’l ben disposto spirito d’ amor turge. Del Paradiso , X 142

Tinkling with so sweet a note that the well-disposed spirit swells with love.

_This line from Dante's Paradiso describes a sound that stirs love in a receptive soul._

> Oma’ vedrai di sì fatti uficiali. Del Purgatorio , II 30

Now you will see such officials.

_This line from Dante's Purgatorio refers to seeing certain angelic or divine figures._

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