This applies nicely to Dante’s “Divine ... the “Comedy.” Not everyone in the 14th century was charmed by the poem’s novelty ...

Left behind was one of the modern world’s wonders, “The Divine Comedy ... as he is called in “Paradiso.” —Mr. Smith teaches Dante at Hillsdale College. Dante: Inferno to Paradise ...

It's a lesser known work, much slimmer and more digestible than The Divine Comedy. It depicts a young Dante falling in love with his muse, Beatrice, who dies in the middle of the book.

A Dante-themed store for wine and fine liquor opened earlier this month as the first of a three-part transformation of 55 N. Broad Street.

which borrows the sugar-soaked line from Paradiso, the final section of the Divine Comedy. A pulsing red heart appears behind it, twisted in barbed wire that holds a burning candle. For the rest ...

In his masterpiece The Divine Comedy, Dante Alighieri describes his descent into the underworld where he visits the three realms of the dead— the Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso. With the Latin poet ...