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One of the worlds transcendent literary masterpieces, the Inferno tells the timeless story of Dantes journey through the nine circles of hell, guided by the poet Virgil, when in midlife he strays fro

Dante Alighieris "Divine Comedy, Carys Translation, Hell" represents an extraordinary fusion of poetic form and profound philosophical inquiry. Written in the early 14th century, this epic poem employs a terza rima structure that evokes both lyrical beauty and structural rigor, guiding readers through the harrowing realms of Hell. Each canto unveils a complex moral landscape, illustrating Dantes intricate allegory of sin and redemption as he encounters historical and mythological figures, challenging conventional medieval thought and laying the groundwork for Renaissance humanism. Dante, a Florentine poet and philosopher, drew upon his personal experiences of exile and his deep-seated concerns regarding morality and divine justice. His integration of classical knowledge with Christian theology reflects the socio-political upheaval of his time, making "Divine Comedy" not just a literary masterpiece but a commentary on the human condition. The intense imagery and rich symbolism resonate with his quest for understanding the human souls journey toward God. This translation by Cary captures the essence of Dantes vision, making it accessible to contemporary readers without losing the poems thematic depth. Recommended for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this edition invites readers to explore the intricate interplay of faith, justice, and personal transformation in a world that continues to grapple with these timeless issues.

A Divina Comédia é um poema épico e teológico escrito por Dante Alighieri no século XIV, considerado uma das obras-primas da literatura italiana e mundial. Originalmente chamada de "Comedìa", a obra

Questo libro riporta due rarissimi testi attribuiti a Dante Alighieri: Il Fiore (1283-1287), un poemetto di 232 sonetti: riscrittura compendiosa del Roman de la Rose; e il Detto dAmore (coevo del precedente): un poemetto di 480 settenari incentrato sullamor cortese, anchesso tratto (in parte) dal celebre romanzo francese Roman de la Rose (1280).

Describing Dante's second stage in his arduous journey to redemption, Purgatory features a host of unforgettable scenes and characters, and arguably some of the best poetry to be found in the Divine Comedy. The gloom, torments and evils of Hell have been left behind, but Dante's ascent of Mount Purgatory towards Paradise remains fraught with obstacles, not least the burden of his own mortality and his human passions.Purgatory is presented here in a new verse translation by acclaimed poet and prize-winning translator J.G. Nichols. Also included are the original Italian text, extensive notes and a critical apparatus focusing on Dante's life and works.

"La Divina Comedia está organizada en tres grandes canticos, “Infierno”, “Purgatorio” y “Paraíso”. Se trata de una alegoría en la que el hombre, enfrentado a sus propios pecados y tras asistir a la

Monumento de la cultura latina y occidental, La divina comedia es un tesoro literario. A casi siete siglos de su publicación, sigue siendo un texto que despierta asombro y admiración, que cautiva a nuevos lectores y que mantiene vivo el debate entre los especialistas en torno a su origen e influencias, y tambien respecto del legado que representa. No hay obra mayor desde los clasicos griegos, y quizas el Infierno, el Purgatorio y el Paraiso concebidos por Dante Alighieri sean tambien superior a ellos.

Dante Alighieris "The Vision of Hell"more commonly known as the first part of "The Divine Comedy"is an unparalleled exploration of the moral landscape of the human soul. Through rich, allegorical verses and vivid imagery, Dante guides readers through the nine circles of Hell, each representing different sins and their consequential everlasting punishments. Written in the early 14th century during a pivotal time of philosophical and theological inquiry, this seminal work employs the terza rima rhyme scheme, a hallmark of Dantes innovative literary style, weaving together personal experience with profound moral and spiritual contemplation. Dantes background as a poet, politician, and philosopher in Florence profoundly influenced his writing. His exile from Florence ignited a deep reflection on justice, redemption, and the human condition, themes that permeate "The Vision of Hell." The text serves as a cautionary tale infused with Dantes unique merging of classical mythology and Christian theology, ultimately seeking to illuminate the path to personal and societal morality amidst the tumult of his era. Readers are wholeheartedly encouraged to delve into "The Vision of Hell" not only as a foundational work of Italian literature but as an enduring examination of ethical dilemmas still relevant today. Dantes masterful narrative invites reflection on the nature of sin, justice, and redemption, making it essential reading for those seeking a deeper understanding of the human experience.

In Dante Alighieris compelling canticle, "Paradise," the concluding section of the "Divine Comedy," readers are invited on a transcendental journey through the celestial spheres, showcasing the poets masterful blend of allegory, theology, and intricate symbolism. Carys translation captures the rhythmic and lyrical qualities of Dantes original Italian verses, reflecting the Renaissances humanistic ideals while wrestling with the weight of medieval scholasticism. This work illustrates the souls ascent toward divine love, portraying the complex relationship between humanity and divinity, and unfolds within a meticulously crafted universe influenced by Christian philosophy and Aristotelian ethics. Dante, deeply influenced by his own life experiences, including exile and political strife, sought to explore the moral and spiritual dimensions of existence through this epic narrative. His background in Florentine politics, as well as his profound understanding of classical literature and theology, infused his work with a sense of urgency and relevance that continues to resonate with readers today. The "Divine Comedy" reflects both personal and universal themes, articulating the journey of the soul toward God amidst the societal turmoil of the early 14th century. I highly recommend "Paradise" to those seeking not only a literary masterpiece but also a philosophical exploration of human enlightenment and divine grace. Dantes eloquent portrayal of heavenly bliss challenges readers to reflect on their own spiritual journeys, eliciting profound contemplation while vividly engaging the imagination. Thus, this work remains an essential cornerstone of world literature, inviting readers to ascend alongside Dante in their quest for truth and salvation.

Nel ciel che più de la sua luce prende / fu''io, e vidi cose che ridire / né sa né può chi di là sù discende. La terza «sublimis cantica» – come il suo autore, con profonda consapevolezza e bellezz

This carefully crafted ebook: "Divine Comedy (Complete Edition)" is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents.The Divine Comedy is a long narrative poem by Dante Alighieri, begun c. 1308 and completed in 1320, a year before his death in 1321. It is widely considered to be the preeminent work in Italian literature and one of the greatest works of world literature. The poems imaginative vision of the afterlife is representative of the medieval world-view as it had developed in the Western Church by the 14th century. The narrative describes Dantes travels through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise or Heaven, while allegorically the poem represents the souls journey towards God. Dante draws on medieval Christian theology and philosophy, especially Thomistic philosophy and the Summa Theologica of Thomas Aquinas. Consequently, the Divine Comedy has been called "the Summa in verse". In Dantes work, Virgil is presented as human reason and Beatrice is presented as divine knowledge. This edition brings to you the inimitable translation of Divine Comedy by Henry Francis Cary and is accompanied by the beautiful illustrations of Gustave Dore.

Dante Alighieri (Florencia, c. 29 de mayo de 1265 – Rávena, 14 de septiembre de 1321) fue un poeta italiano. Su obra maestra, la Divina comedia, es una de las obras fundamentales de la transición del

El libro más famoso de su autor, es una de las obras fundamentales de la transición del pensamiento medieval (teocentrista) al renacentista (antropocentrista). Es considerada la obra maestra de la literatura italiana y una de las cumbres de la literatura universal. Se considera por tanto que la redaccion de la primera parte habria sido alternada con la redaccion del Convivium y De Vulgari Eloquentia, mientras que De Monarchia perteneceria a la ep

Dante Alighieri - La Vida nueva es la primera obra conocida de Dante Alighieri, escrita entre 1292 y 1293, poco después de la muerte de su amada Beatriz. Consta de 42 capítulos en los que se alterna