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This story begins in ashadowed forest on Good Friday in the year of our Lord 1300. Itproceeds on a journey that, in its intense re-creation of thedepths and the heights of human experience, has become the key withwhich Western civilization has sought to unlock the mystery of itsown identity.

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Book De*ion This story begins in a
shadowed forest on Good Friday in the year of our Lord 1300. It
proceeds on a journey that, in its intense re-creation of the
depths and the heights of human experience, has become the key with
which Western civilization has sought to unlock the mystery of its
own identity. 
 
About Author 
DANTE ALIGHIERI was born in Florence, Italy in 1265. His early
poetry falls into the tradition of love poetry that passed from the
Provencal to such Italian poets as Guido Cavalcanti, Dante's friend
and mentor. Dante's first major work is the Vita Nuova, 1293-1294.
This sequence of lyrics, sonnets, and prose narrative describes his
love, first earthly, then spiritual, for Beatrice, whom he had
first seen as a child of nine, and who had died when Dante was 25.
Dante married about 1285, served Florence in battle, and rose to a
position of leadership in the bitter factional politics of the
city-state. As one of the city's magistrates, he found it necessary
to banish leaders of the so-called "Black" faction, and his friend
Cavalcanti, who like Dante was a prominent "White." But after the
Blacks seized control of Florence in 1301, Dante himself was tried
in absentia and was banished from the city on pain of death. He
never returned to Florence. We know little about Dante's life in
exile. Legend has it that he studied at Paris, but if so, he
returned to Italy, for his last years were spent in Verona and
Ravenna. In exile he wrote his Convivio, kind of poetic compendium
of medieval philosophy, as well as a political treatise, Monarchia.
He began his Comedy (later to be called the Divine Comedy) around
1307-1308. On a diplomatic mission to Venice in 1321, Dante fell
ill, and returned to Ravenna, where he died. 
 
Book Dimension: 
length: (cm)17.5 　　　 　　　　　 　width:(cm) 10.6

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DANTE ALIGHIERI was born in Florence, Italy in 1265. His earlypoetry falls into the tradition of love poetry that passed from theProvencal to such Italian poets as Guido Cavalcanti, Dante's friendand mentor. Dante's first major work is the Vita Nuova, 1293-1294.This sequence of lyrics, sonnets, and prose narrative describes hislove, first earthly, then spiritual, for Beatrice, whom he hadfirst seen as a child of nine, and who had died when Dante was 25.Dante married about 1285, served Florence in battle, and rose to aposition of leadership in the bitter factional politics of thecity-state. As one of the city's magistrates, he found it necessaryto banish leaders of the so-called "Black" faction, and his friendCavalcanti, who like Dante was a prominent "White." But after theBlacks seized control of Florence in 1301, Dante himself was triedin absentia and was banished from the city on pain of death. Henever returned to Florence. We know little about Dante's life inexile. Legend has it that he studied at Paris, but if so, hereturned to Italy, for his last years were spent in Verona andRavenna. In exile he wrote his Convivio, kind of poetic compendiumof medieval philosophy, as well as a political treatise, Monarchia.He began his Comedy (later to be called the Divine Comedy) around1307-1308. On a diplomatic mission to Venice in 1321, Dante fellill, and returned to Ravenna, where he died.

DANTE ALIGHIERI was born in Florence, Italy in 1265. His early
poetry falls into the tradition of love poetry that passed from the
Provencal to such Italian poets as Guido Cavalcanti, Dante's friend
and mentor. Dante's first major work is the Vita Nuova, 1293-1294.
This sequence of lyrics, sonnets, and prose narrative describes his
love, first earthly, then spiritual, for Beatrice, whom he had
first seen as a child of nine, and who had died when Dante was 25.
Dante married about 1285, served Florence in battle, and rose to a
position of leadership in the bitter factional politics of the
city-state. As one of the city's magistrates, he found it necessary
to banish leaders of the so-called "Black" faction, and his friend
Cavalcanti, who like Dante was a prominent "White." But after the
Blacks seized control of Florence in 1301, Dante himself was tried
in absentia and was banished from the city on pain of death. He
never returned to Florence. We know little about Dante's life in
exile. Legend has it that he studied at Paris, but if so, he
returned to Italy, for his last years were spent in Verona and
Ravenna. In exile he wrote his Convivio, kind of poetic compendium
of medieval philosophy, as well as a political treatise, Monarchia.
He began his Comedy (later to be called the Divine Comedy) around
1307-1308. On a diplomatic mission to Venice in 1321, Dante fell
ill, and returned to Ravenna, where he died. 
 
Allen Mendelbaum's five verse volumes are:
Chelmaxions; The Savantasse of Montparnasse;
Journeyman; Leaves of Absence; and A Lied of
Letterpress. His volumes of verse translation include The
Aeneid of Virgil, a University of California Press volume (now
available from Bantam) for which he won a National Book Award; the
Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso volumes of
the California Dante (now available from Bantam); The Odyssey of
Homer (now available from Bantam); The Metamorphoses of
Ovid, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in poetry; Ovid in
Sicily; Selected Poems of Giuseppe Ungaretti;
Selected Writings of Salvatore Quasimodo; and David Maria
Turoldo. Mandelbaum is co-editor with Robert Richardson Jr. of
Three Centuries of American Poetry (Bantam Books) and, with
Yehuda Amichai, of the eight volumes of the JPS Jewish Poetry
Series. After receiving his Ph.D. from Columbia, he was in the
Society of Fellows at Harvard. While chairman of the Ph.D. program
in English at the Graduate Center of CUNY, he was a visiting
professor at Washington University in St. Louis, and at the
universities of Houston, Denver, Colorado, and Purdue. His honorary
degrees are from Notre Dame University, Purdue University, the
University of Assino, and the University of Torino. He received the
Gold Medal of Honor from the city of Florence in 2000, celebrating
the 735th anniversary of Dante's birth, the only translator to be
so honored; and in 2003 he received the President of Italy's award
for translation. He is now Professor of the History of Literary
Criticism at the University of Turin and the W.R. Kenan Professor
of Humanities at Wake Forest University.

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Introduction
FURGATORID
Notes

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