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In this sequel to Renato, the Painter, Mirabelli poignantly describes Renato's intense grief and loneliness since his beloved wife, Alba, died. He furtively seeks out human contact with friends, family, and mere acquaintances to stay in touch with the world. Gradually, he turns to the philosophers his Uncle Zitti quotes, especially Lucretius. Selections from On t...Log In or Sign Up to Read More