Recommended by: Grace Schulman Originally published in 1321, Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy is largely considered one of ...

Despite the game's departures from Dante's original work, Combs-Schilling isn't worried about the future of Dante's epic poem. After all, he says, it's lasted 700 years already, and it's doing ...

Dante Alighieri dies. 1370. ... wrote his famous work De Monarchia. He acknowledged "that the Roman ... the imprint of Eternal Pleasure"). Dante finished the epic poem just before his ...

“Dante is often presented in a very secular way,” Schmalz said, noting the obsession that universities, artists and writers have had with the Inferno, ignoring the rest of poem.

In “The Divine Comedy,” the 14th-century poem by Dante Alighieri that is one of the foundational works of Western literature, the Roman poet Virgil serves as Dante’s guide through Hell and ...

It’s not Alighieri’s epic, but it’s enough of a narrative to get you, as Dante, on a journey to Hell, and it’s told well. One of the game’s strengths is its varied storytelling approach.

Going to hell is usually a tough break. But the poet Michael Palma doesn't seem to mind. In 2002, he published a translation of Dante's Inferno – the first book in Dante's epic poem The Divine ...

Dante’s seven-hundred-and-fiftieth birthday is sometime in the coming month—he was born, he tells us in Paradiso_, _under the sign of Gemini—and, to mark the occasion, more than a hundred ...

Dante’s epic poem gets a new ... pandemic Tim Schmalz started sculpting a unique visual journey through one of the most famous works ever written, “The Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri. ...

Much like Shakespeare, the Italian poet and philosopher Dante Alighieri has staying power; The Divine Comedy, his most famous work, speaks to what makes us human and how to live a good life.

This famous phrase is written above the gate of Hell in a 14th century poem by the Italian poet Dante Alighieri. The poem is called the ‘Divine Comedy’ and Hell is known as ‘Dante’s ...