Amor, who forgives love to nothing loved, / took me from this pleasure so strongly, / that, as you can see, still does not abandon me. Love, which does not tolerate that those who are loved do not reciprocate love, made me fall in love with this mans beauty, in such a strong way that, as you can see, it still does not abandon me. What rhetorical figure does Amor correspond to?

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Amor, who forgives love to nothing loved, / took me from this pleasure so strongly, / that, as you can see, still does not abandon me. Love, which does not tolerate that those who are loved do not reciprocate love, made me fall in love with this man’s beauty, in such a strong way that, as you can see, it still does not abandon me. What rhetorical figure does “Amor” correspond to?

A	alliteration
B	personification
C	metaphor
D	similitude

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