Dante: The Critical Complex, Volume 1Richard H. Lansing Taylor & Francis, 2003 - 426 pages First published in 2003. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
Contents
Tragedy in Dantes Comedy | 34 |
Dantes Use of Aeneid I in Inferno I and II | 56 |
Volume 5 | 58 |
Epic Tradition and Inferno IX | 71 |
Dantes descensus ad superos | 90 |
Language and History | 127 |
The Unfinished Convivio and Dantes Rereading of the Aeneid | 189 |
Dante and Virgil | 214 |
Dante Lucan and Virgil | 303 |
Volume 7 | 320 |
Classical Antiquity | 321 |
Dantes Virtuous Romans | 345 |
Dantes Republican Treasury | 363 |
on Dantes Depiction of the Earthly Paradise | 387 |
Acknowledgments | 415 |
Poeta fui | 247 |
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Aeneas Aeneid allegory Anchises ancient appears auctores Augustine Beatrice Beatrice's beginning bolgia Brunetto Cacciaguida called canto Capaneus Cato Cato's Christ Christian Ciampolo ciĆ² classical Commedia Convivio Dante Dante's Dante's poem descent Divine Comedy dolce earthly Eclogue epic episode Erichtho essays Eurypylus fact faith figure Geryon God's Guido Hell hero human ibid Inferno Inferno XX interpretation journey language Latin poet Limbo literary Lucan maestro Malebranche Mazzotta meaning medieval menzogna Milton Monarchia narrative Ovid pagan Paradise passage pastoral Pharsalia pilgrim poet poet's poeta poetic poetry present prophecy prophet protagonist Purg Purgatorio reader reading reference rhyme Ripheus role Roman Rome seems sense Sibyl souls speak speech Statius Studies style tells terza rima Thebaid things tion tradition tragedy tragic trans truth Ulysses underworld veglio vernacular verse Virgil Virgilian Virgilio vision Vita nuova Vulgari eloquentia words