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blake-269	Rosso, G. A.	Interpreting Blake’s The Magdalene at the Sepulchre	2020		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	9349	477	63	also states that Blake’s treatment is “a spiritual counterpart” or contrary “to Rembrandt’s chiaroscuro” Christ and St. Mary Magdalene at the Tomb (illus. 4), in which Jesus and the Magdalene are illumined by natural light (56). Blake initially conflates Mary Magdalene and Rahab to suggest that Mary becomes part of the development of the false church, but he later backs off this move in other revisions that distinguish the two characters.	cache/blake-269.htm	txt/blake-269.txt