Dante Alighieri
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Dante Alighieri

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Dante : Inferno
Book 1947

Dante : Inferno

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On the occasion of Dante's 700th anniversary and the new translation of the Divine Comedy by Daniele Robert, a new edition of this iconic text with the drawings of Miquel Barcelo is published. This three-volume edition takes over the structure of Dante Alighieri's text.

  • Poetry
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Dante : The Divine Comedy
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Dante : The Divine Comedy

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A journey among the dead, a political picture of Italy, from Antiquity to the 14th century, a theology manual, a petition against corruption of the powerful and the decadence of the popes, The Divine Comedy is also a fabulous novel of adventures, which, through its visions of horror and ecstasy, marked painters, poets, novelists and filmmakers to this day. To allow for a quick readability, this new octasyllable vers…

  • Supernatural
  • Poetry
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Dante : Paradise
Book 1970

Dante : Paradise

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The heart of the great project is Paradise. The long poem that we call Divine Comedy was conceived according to Paradise, itself composed to the praise of a woman, Beatrice, here transfigured into a higher fullness. The Paradise of Dante, like Hell or Purgatory, surprises: no placid rest, but the incessant movement, the flight of lights. Paradise, dances with flames, is dazzling and dangerous. The heavenly traveller…

  • Poetry
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Dante : Purgatory
Book 1961

Dante : Purgatory

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When Virgile and Dante, at the dawn of Easter Sunday of the year 1300, land on the beach of the Anti-purgatory, after having crossed the infernal circles and reparcouru, through a dark casing, all the space of the center of the earth on its surface, the impression of happiness is intense, almost paradise... On the contrary, the narratives of imaginary journeys of the same era describe purgatory which are kinds of he…

  • Poetry
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Dante : Poetic Works
Book 2026

Dante : Poetic Works

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The Divine Comedy, written between 1307 and 1321, could not have seen the light without the Rimes. There are the precursor themes of Comedy: love, the quest for bliss, but also the political quarrels of the time. Beatrice also made an appearance there. Written throughout the life of Dante's adult, these poems give a new and more accessible view of The Divine Comedy: they reveal the stylistic firstfruits, but also an…

  • Poetry
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