Dante Alighieri

1265 - 1321

Italian poet, philosopher whose epic poem The Divine Comedy is the greatest and most influential of medieval poetry.

The Divine Comedy is a remarkable work of epic poetry that has had a profound influence on the course of world literature.

One of the greatest works of medieval literature, The Divine Comedy is a journey through hell, purgatory, and paradise; based on the poet's own experience of exile from his home, Florence.

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Essays

Evil and Sin in Dante's Inferno and Goethe's Faust: A Symbolic Comparison -- Dante and Goethe have vastly differing opinions of the nature of life, yet they agree on some important things.

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The Divine Comedy - Inferno

The Divine Comedy - Paradise

The Divine Comedy - Purgatory

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Dante and Others -- Noew complete downloadable translations of Dante's works

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