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Inferno
Inferno created 14th century Dante Alighieri translated © 2002 Anthony Esolen 528 pages If Dante’s Inferno is to be believed, Hell is mostly populated by Italians. The first piece in the Divine Comedy, Inferno takes the reader down into the … Continue reading
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Tagged "classic", Anthony Esolen, Christian literature, Christianity, Classics and Literary, Dante, Italy, Medieval, poetry
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