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Divine Comedy
noun
- a narrative epic poem (14th century) by Dante.
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Indeed, alone among his contemporaries he values the Divine Comedy at its true worth and for the right reasons.
It is a divine comedy, in more ways than one; and shows that sometimes the goal of ill is very unlike the start.
Dante died in 1321, soon after he had finished the Divine Comedy.
A blind faith and scholastic reason were the foundations of the great vision of the 'Divine Comedy.'
Let me give, as an example, a few lines from the marvellous and inspired pages which treat of the Divine Comedy of Dante.
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