La Divine Comedie
by Dante Alighieri, edited and translated by Henri Longnon
Paperback (Published)
(June 2019)
ISBN: 9782812413155
Price: $28.00
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An allegorical poem, The Divine Comedy is the story of the conversion of the soul of the poet as much as it is the advent of a universal poetic creation combining ancient and medieval traditions with sacred texts. Henri Longnon illuminates the political dimension of a work that is also rooted in the debates of its time.
- By (author) Dante Alighieri
- Edited and translated by Henri Longnon
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