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Chittavrtti
The Inferno of Dante Alighieri: A New Translation | Dante Alighieri, Ciaran Carson
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dabbe
Inferno | Dante
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Since 1896. 🔥

Texreader Dang!! 😓 3mo
Catsandbooks Omg!! 🥵 3mo
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AnnCrystal Yikes 🥺💝. 3mo
IndoorDame 🥵😱🫠 major prizes just for surviving. 20 days until autumn! 3mo
JenReadsAlot Gross. 3mo
Cuilin Ugh 😩 🫠 hopefully a reprieve comes soon. 3mo
dabbe @Texreader @Seabreeze_Reader @Catsandbooks #AnnCrystal @IndoorDame @JenReadsAlot @Cuilin
😅🔥😅 ... Note. I chose the smiley-face-sweaty emoji. Thanks, y'all. 🤗
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Lesliereadsalot Just saw 100 consecutive days above 100! Yikes!! 3mo
dabbe @Lesliereadsalot Yikes indeed! 😱🤗😀 3mo
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suvata
Paradise | Dante Alighieri
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Dante Alighieri, the Italian poet, takes us on a celestial tour in "Paradiso," the final chapter of his epic "Divine Comedy." ⬇️

suvata Accompanied by his beloved Beatrice, Dante ascends through the heavenly spheres, each representing a different virtue. The journey is not just a physical one, but a spiritual ascent towards God. Along the way, Dante meets various souls who, in life, embodied the virtues of each sphere. The closer he gets to God, the more Dante's understanding of divine love, justice, and wisdom deepens. 3mo
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mspixieears
The Portable Dante | Dante Alighieri
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Been a while since I posted a mani matching my book cover, here‘s one for my edition of the Dante translation of The Divine Comedy (am currently reading Inferno).

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RowReads1
The Inferno of Dante: A New Verse Translation, Bilingual Edition | Dante Alighieri, Robert Pinsky, Nicole Pinsky
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“Ruined on the ground, the dust spontaneously resumed its former shape. Just so expires the *phoenix* in its flames, great sages agree”. Canto XXIV, Pg 203.

#Summersouls
Mythical #Birds
@Eggs
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Eggs Beautiful 🧡🦜❤️‍🔥 5mo
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suvata
Purgatory | Dante Alighieri
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• 544 pages • first pub 1472 • fiction • classics • poetry • challenging • reflective • slow-paced • 5 Stars

We know what happens in Hell.. But what about Purgatory Dante's Inferno revealed some titillating details about the punishments inflicted on sinners - but in a way, we already knew what happens to people in Hell. ⬇️

suvata What we don't know is what happens to people who end up in Purgatory. In this second part of The Divine Comedy, Dante probes the mysteries of that strange and often misunderstood place between Earth and Heaven.

Purgatory is a place to work through - no one gets stuck there forever. The souls in Dante's Purgatory must climb up seven terraces on Mount Purgatory before they can reach Heaven.
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tpixie Is that a graphic novel? ! Great illustration. I may read this in a few years when I retire. I want this illustration !! 9mo
quietlycuriouskate Dante! 😍 9mo
suvata @quietlycuriouskate pure genius 9mo
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Jen2
The Divine Comedy | Dante Alighieri
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Not bad.

tpixie Oh! Good for you! 9mo
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RowReads1
The Inferno of Dante: A New Verse Translation, Bilingual Edition | Dante Alighieri, Robert Pinsky, Nicole Pinsky
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Darn it Hozier, this is your fault! No I‘ve read large parts and summaries before. He just inspired the purchase with his music. 🔥

quietlycuriouskate Dante! ❤️ 11mo
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bibliothecarivs
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Recent acquisitions:

📖 Chaucer: Sources and Backgrounds edited by Robert P. Miller
📖 Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy, edited by Sarah E. Maier [ I collect editions of Tess - this is my 27th ]

#UniteAgainstBookBans #fREADom

Bookwomble Tess of the d'Urberville's was my late sister's favourite book, after which she named my niece. I have a Folio copy, but haven't felt emotionally ready to read it. 13mo
bibliothecarivs ❤️ 13mo
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AllDebooks
Dante: A Life | Alessandro Barbero
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I had to give this up, so many pages of names, names and more names of possible ancestors. I completely lost interest.

Texreader Yea, I can believe that. In my readings about Italy‘s history my eyes glaze over when it gets to all the battles and intrigues between countless people. 1y
AllDebooks @Texreader life is too short 😅 1y
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