Does anyone know the poem "The Inferno" by Dante?

Question

This is for a bit of research for a novel, which has some central plot line twists in it. If you know the whole poem, that would be great.

Answer 1

The Inferno is a very long work. If you need it for research you need to get a copy of it from the library or from a bookstore.
It's a book sized poem. You could try Cliff's Notes if you just need a synopsis, or whatever the new name is for those.

But you're not going to get the poem this way. It's hard to imagine The Inferno as "a bit" of research. It's quite a complex work.

Answer 2

that's about Dante, the thirteenth-14th century Italian poet who wrote the "Inferno" and different epics. He replaced right into a "Tuscan" (the first word contained in the poem), that is, someone from the area of Italy said as Tuscany. The poem praises Dante's poetry. Farinata replaced right into a real man or woman yet as well seems as a personality contained in the Inferno. i'm no longer confident about Fra Hilario -- no matter if he replaced into actual, or seems in any of Dante's works, or replaced into merely someone Longfellow made up. A Dante professional will likely weigh in and enlighten us.

Answer 3

Yes I know of Dante's Inferno and the Three levels of hell

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Answer 4

its called the Divine Comedy it has 3 parts

Answer 5

Google Dante...you'll find it.

Answer 6

http://dante.ilt.columbia.edu/comedy/

This has the original Italian text with English translation

Answer 7

You'll find it here. m



http://www.ccel.org/d/dante/inferno/infer02.htm

Answer 8

Download it here (or you can read it online):
http://pge.rastko.net/etext/1009

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Answer 9

not much help but try it out...