Dante Alighieri

AS published Dante for Beginners. A Sketch of the "Divina Commedia" with Translations, Biographical and Critical Notices, and Illustrations.

Although her daughter says that her interest in literature (like that in science) came much later than her childhood enthusiasms for drawing, calligraphy, and scholarship, Margaret Scott (later MG ) at seventeen so admired Dante

DLS published the first of her three-part translation of Dante 's Divine Comedy into English verse: Cantica I: Hell.

Her further translations included many poems which were printed in her own volumes of verse, as well as selections from Charles of Orleans and Gaspara Stampa , Literature in the Vernacular (a rendering of Dante

DLS published the second instalment of her verse translation (with her introduction) of Dante 's Divine Comedy: Cantica II: Purgatory.

Though the essays were solicited and overseen by Joyce , SB did much of the editorial work and designed the cover. Contributions included Samuel Beckett 's Dante . . . Bruno , Vico ...

The third section of DLS 's translation of Dante 's Divine Comedy—Cantica III: Paradise—was published posthumously; Barbara Reynolds completed those parts that Sayers had not finished when she died.

MW published her first novel, In a Dark Wood, exploring connections between a present-day London family and the Emperor's court in seventeenth-century China.

DLS published Introductory Papers on Dante, which she followed in 13 December 1957 with Further Papers on Dante.

LV 's English translation appeared of her husband 's two-volume work The Two First Centuries of Florentine History: the Republic and Parties in the Time of Dante.

The novel relates the love between Dante Alighieri , scholar and poet, and the aristocrat Beatrice Portinari , and the way her early death inspired his work, particularly the Divina Commedia. The political and...

Scholar David Fairer has identified JW 's contribution, from its style, as Adventurer no. 87. This essay, later entitled Politeness a necessary auxiliary to knowledge and virtue, is in fact an entertaining piece...