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A HISTORY OF WESTERN SOCEITY
Volume I
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Mckay, Hill, Bukler


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Dante Aligheri

Dante Aligheri
In this fifteenth-century fresco the poet, crowned with the wreath of poet laureate, holds the book containing the opening lines of his immortal ‘Commedia.’ On the left is Hell and the mountain of purgatory; on the right the city of Florence (Alinari / Art Resources)

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 Dinesh
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Dante Aligheri (1265-1321) descended from an aristocratic family in Florence, where he held several positions in the city government. Dante called his work “comedy” because he wrote it in Italian and in a different style from the “tragic” Latin; a latter generation added the adjective “divine”, referring both to its sacred subject and to Dante’s artistry. The ‘Divine Comedy’ is an allegorical trilogy of one hundred cantos whose three equal parts *1 + 33 + 33 +33) each describe one of the realms of the next world, Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise. Dante recounted his imaginary journey through these regions toward God. . . . Page 372

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 Dinesh
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Precioso trabajo y muchas gracias por tu comentario.
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Dinesh club has replied to elvigiadelosamanecer… club
Thanks for reading
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 William Sutherland
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Excellent illustrations!

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