But Dante’s " Divine Comedy" is more than just religious allegory.

但，但丁的《神曲》 不仅仅是宗教幻而已。

Within its gothic pages, people have seen an allegory of the French revolution.

在这本哥特式的书里，人们看到了一个关于法国大革命的寓言。

All similes and allegories concerning her began and ended with birds.

所有关于她的明喻和暗喻，都以鸟类开始，以鸟类结束。

Their use of allegory and narrative would inspire Frida.

他们对寓言和叙事的运发弗丽达。

I am an allegory of modernity, French elegance, and eternal femininity.

我寓意着当代时尚，法式优雅，以及永恒的女性魅力。

Another theory of courtly love poetry is that it's actually an allegory that depicts the beliefs of the Cathars.

另一种关于宫廷爱情诗的理论是，它实际上是一个寓言，描绘了卡特里派的信仰。

But his theory of forms and allegory of the cave are incredibly influential to me.

但是他的形态理论和洞穴寓言对我有难以置信的影响。

These were mostly religious allegories or takes on Bible stories, such as the Three Kings or the Sacrifice of Isaac.

其中大多是宗教寓言或者圣经故事 比如《三王记》、《以撒的牺牲》等。

But Dante's " Divine Comedy" is more than just religious allegory. It's also a witty, scathing commentary on Italian politics.

不过但丁的《神曲》不仅仅是一则宗教寓言，还是对意大利政坛的智讽与苛评。

In fact, Tolkien famously disliked allegories, stating he rather prefers history, be it real or fictional.

托尔金恰恰出了名不喜欢寓言，他称自己更爱历史，真实和虚构的均喜欢。

In his Allegory of the Cave, Plato tells a story describing the path from ignorance to enlightenment.

在《洞穴寓言》中，柏拉图讲述了从无知到蒙的道路。

But the allegory has captured imaginations for 2,400 years because it can be read in far more ways.

但是这个寓言2，400年来一直激发着我们的像力，因为它可以更多的方式去解读。

'The white people would call it an allegory, ' I answered.

“白人称之为寓言， ” 我回答道。

You don’t ask about Plato’s allegory of the cave.

你不问柏拉图的洞穴寓言。

Our parenting can be seen as an allegory for this two-sided coin of possibilities.

SS：我们的养育可以看作是对这种可能性的双向硬币的寓言。

(3)a master of allegory and symbolism.

擅长寓言和象征主义2.生平。

" And they're venin, not vermin." " Dad and his allegories, " she says.

“它们是毒蛇，不是害虫。”“爸爸和他的比喻啊，”她说道。

No. It's more of an allegory.

不 这更像是个寓言故事。

But an equally basic passion of mine ab initio was for myth (not allegory! )

但我同样基本的 ab ring 是神话（不是寓言！

It has been described as his ''great exploratory allegory'' on the meaning of Nature.

它被描述为他对自然意义的“伟大的探索性寓言”。