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Refusing to be a "light entertainer" like the hypocrites in Dante's inferno, Mr Hill presents a difficult world as he sees it.

The literary standard came into being in the 14th century, largely through Dante's Divine Comedy and the works of Petrarch and Boccaccio .

Or, they would describe it as an elaborate hell, with levels and sections not unlike Dante's 'Inferno.

In Dante's Inferno, for example, Caesar is in Limbo, a relatively pleasant place in hell reserved for virtuous non-Christians.

I identify with Dante's supreme devotion to his craft, where his religion and art became one.

A little matter involving some gamblers and an annotated copy of Dante's Inferno.

Or in Dante's Inferno, every character represented Dante's soul more than a specific political or historical commentary.

As the medieval epic, Dante's Divine Comedy has the epoch-making significance in the anthropic history of literature and thought.

It all looks like something out of Dante's Inferno.

Rodin (1840-19117), a great name, his position in the history of European sculpture, as the poet Dante's position in Europe.

She then hears the revving of a motorcycle outside and drops Dante's coin.

Travis Moses: The whole game is God of War with a Dante's Inferno skin pulled over it.

Instead, imagine a cross between the monsters from Dead Space and Dante's Inferno.

Not surprisingly, Nietzsche made several references to Dante's Inferno during that period.

The hero of Dante's Inferno, Dante is a soldier who defies death and fights for love against impossible odds.

if you find that you have left your pocketbook behind you are made to realize the mildness of Dante's imagination.

Dante's words also echo in my ears, "one of the world's most beautiful voices, and that is the call of the mother. "

Also on the menu is 'One Step Forward One Step Back', created for Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral based on Dante's Divine Comedy.

It's not exactly Dante's Inferno, but I'm working on it.

Modernist ideas really began in ancient times, like in Dante's works.

Dante's vernacular remains an exciting language for poets to engage with because it still feels, linguistically, within our reach.

Dante's voice, after 700 years, still speaks to us directly.

J. A knowledge of Dante's theological views, for example, helps readers to better understand the Divine Comedy.

I ask how he would describe Burbank. "Have you ever seen Dante's Inferno? "

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