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  • Inferno: A New Verse Translation

    Dante Alighieri, Michael Palma

    Paperback, 2003

    "Palma's wonderfully readable translation comes close to perfection. I'm tempted to call it a miracle."—X. J. Kennedy
  • Inferno: A Norton Critical Edition

    Dante Alighieri, Giuseppe Mazzotta, Michael Palma

    First Edition, Paperback, 2008

    This Norton Critical Edition of Dante’s masterpiece is based on Michael Palma’s verse translation, which is acclaimed for its elegant rendering of Dante’s triple-rhyme scheme into contemporary...
  • Inferno

    Dante Alighieri, Michael Palma

    Paperback, 2020

    About Michael Palma’s translation.
  • Inferno: A New Verse Translation

    Dante Alighieri, Michael Palma

    E Book, 2013

    "Palma's wonderfully readable translation comes close to perfection. I'm tempted to call it a miracle."—X. J. Kennedy
  • Inferno

    Dante Alighieri, Michael Palma

    E Book, 2021

    About Michael Palma’s translation
  • The Divine Comedy

    Dante Alighieri, John Ciardi

    Hardback, 1977

    This single volume, blank verse translation of The Divine Comedy includes an introduction, maps of Dante's Italy, Hell, Purgatory, Geocentric Universe, and political panorama of the thirteenth and...
  • The Divine Comedy

    Dante Alighieri, Clive James

    Paperback, 2014

    “Under James’s uncanny touch, seven long centuries drop away, and the great poem is startlingly fresh and new.”—Stephen Greenblatt
  • The Divine Comedy

    Dante Alighieri, Clive James

    E Book, 2013

    “Under James’s uncanny touch, seven long centuries drop away, and the great poem is startlingly fresh and new.”—Stephen Greenblatt
  • Inferno

    Dante Alighieri, Clive James

    E Book, 2015

    Dante's immortal vision of Hell shines "as it never did before in English verse" (Edward Mendelson) in Clive James's new translation of Inferno.
  • Inferno

    Dante Alighieri, Clive James

    Paperback, 2021

    Dante's immortal vision of Hell shines "as it never did before in English verse" (Edward Mendelson) in Clive James's new translation of Inferno.