The painting depicts Lady RAISON (reason) in a majestic pose, speaking to AMANT (the lover), who appears to be listening attentively. She wears a dark blue dress with an elegant train, while AMANT is relaxed with his arms crossed. RAISON describes the manic-depressive state of those who serve the God of Love, but the painter does not visually represent it. In her speech, RAISON also mentions friendship as another form of love.
And instantly removed, Nor been bound to him through love. Claim you to know him? RAISON Yes, lady. AMANT How? In your soul? RAISON No, because he Instructed me: You should delight
In serving such a master aright, A lord who is of such renown. AMANT Know you more? RAISON No, for I found That, after he had commanded me, Swift as an eagle, he did flee, While I remained in peril here. AMANT
The painting depicts Lady RAISON (reason) in a majestic pose, speaking to AMANT (the lover), who appears to be listening attentively. She wears a dark blue dress with an elegant train, while AMANT is relaxed with his arms crossed. RAISON describes the manic-depressive state of those who serve the God of Love, but the painter does not visually represent it. In her speech, RAISON also mentions friendship as another form of love.
And instantly removed, Nor been bound to him through love. Claim you to know him? RAISON Yes, lady. AMANT How? In your soul? RAISON No, because he Instructed me: You should delight
In serving such a master aright, A lord who is of such renown. AMANT Know you more? RAISON No, for I found That, after he had commanded me, Swift as an eagle, he did flee, While I remained in peril here. AMANT
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