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Saint Alexius returns to Rome disguised as a beggar and secretly lives in poverty beneath his father’s house. He resists the Devil’s temptations with an angel’s help; after his death, a letter reveals his identity to his family.
After failing to save Eurydice from the underworld, Orpheus renounces wine and the love of women. Bacchus, offended by this, urges his female followers to kill him, and the Maenads tear Orpheus apart. The gods invite him to Olympus, but he wants to reunite with Eurydice in Hades. Mercury shows him that she no longer remembers him after drinking from Lethe, and Orpheus agrees to ascend to Olympus.
Saint Alexius returns to Rome disguised as a beggar and secretly lives in poverty beneath his father’s house. He resists the Devil’s temptations with an angel’s help; after his death, a letter reveals his identity to his family.
After failing to save Eurydice from the underworld, Orpheus renounces wine and the love of women. Bacchus, offended by this, urges his female followers to kill him, and the Maenads tear Orpheus apart. The gods invite him to Olympus, but he wants to reunite with Eurydice in Hades. Mercury shows him that she no longer remembers him after drinking from Lethe, and Orpheus agrees to ascend to Olympus.