| The Truce is broken, and the Castle of Jealousy Holds Out Against the God of Love |
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| Genius Describes the Life of the Blest in Paradise |
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| Reason Advises the Lover to Abjure the God of Love |
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| Reason Describes the Ambiguous Isle of Fortune |
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| The Friend Tells How the Jealous Husband Beats His Wife |
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| The Duenna Tells the Stories of Dido, Phyllis, Oenone, and Medea |
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| The Poet Tells How Nature Strives to Contravene the Work of Death |
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| Genius Gives an Account of Jupiter's Reign |
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| The Lover Gains a Friend |
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| Reason Relates How Fortune Treated Seneca and Nero |
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