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13) Nietzsche's response to that tremor had been to conjure the ancient terror back into modern Europe and, embracing it, transform meaningless suffering into the enlightened tranquility of amor fati. Like the Petrarch described by the commentators, he is a wanderer who has achieved his greatest success in a land not of his birth, sometimes at great cost to his sense of ancestral origins, "la patria avita," more recendy at great cost to his loyalty for Ferrante II and the old regime: "Mai nullo mal mi venne inopinato I Dal giorno che Iasciai Ia parria avita, I Io fui da fati iniqui exercitato In times such as these there is only one upright attitude: Amor fati. |
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