1265-1321

Presents a critical introduction to the life and work of thirteenth-century author Dante Alighieri, and includes a chronology, as well as lists of writings by and about Alighieri.

A Dante expert presents an introduction to reading the works of Dante.

A translation of Dante's "Inferno", which recounts the story of a man's way through the torments of hell in his search for paradise.

Describes the historical context that inspired Dante to write his "Divine Comedy," discussing his obsession for the girl--Beatrice--he had loved since childhood, and chronicling Dante's life after he was exiled from Florence.

A study guide to Dante's epic poem "Divine Comedy: Inferno," including background on the author, an introduction, brief synopsis, and list of characters, critical commentaries on each canto, character analyses, critical essays, a review, and resources for further study.

Presents the English and Italian translations of Dante's "The Divine Comedy", with the complete text of thirty-three of the original one hundred cantos and summaries of each omitted canto.

A graphic adaptation of Dante's "Divine Comedy," a poetic tour through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise.