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Dante Alighiere, PURGATORIO, Canto XXVI 


Illustration by Salvador Dali
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The spirits wonder at seing the shadow cast by the body of Dante on the flame as he passes it. This moves one of them to address him. It proves to be Guido Guinicelli, the Italian poet, who points out to him the spirit of Arnault Daniel, the Provençal, with whom he also speaks.

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Armando Tabordapro says:
Thanks for fave, Renate!
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Armando Tabordapro says:
Je te remercie le fave, Jo (Lebojo)!
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Esterpro says:
Beautiful, would be really nice to have that on the wall :-)
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Armando Tabordapro replies:
I don't know where is the original illustration, Ester. You can see (and keep into your library) very good reproductions (fac simile) of all the illustrations in the lux book, PURGATORIO, tranlated by Henry Francis Cary, edited by THE FOLIO SOCIETY, London, MMVII. Thanks for fave!
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PINEDEpro says:
un Provençal sait passer entre les flammes et le feu !
illustration merveilleuse comme toujours !
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Armando Tabordapro replies:
...moi aussi, Agatha!...je te remercie le fave habituel...
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Barbarapro says:
wunderbar Armando
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Armando Tabordapro replies:
Thanks very much for comment and fave, Barbara!
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Evelyne Colepro says:
Armando, can you tell me why I admire Dante and understand all the pictures related to his book, but never could read it? never could bring myself to read it? never enjoy it?
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Armando Tabordapro replies:
...you should try, Evelyne...Dante is a classic author far away from the modern poetic expression, but under the cuitural point of view is important to have an idea of his profound poetic background...it's not easy nor very attractive I know to accomplish such a task today but...again...you should try...
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