Cambridge Readings in Dante's Comedy

Philip R. Berk · Kenelm Foster · Patrick Boyde

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Contributors Preface 1. Inferno XIII Patrick Boyde 2. Inferno XXV Robin Kirkpatrick 3. Inferno XXVII Judith Davies 4. Inferno XXXIII Oiero Boitani 5. Purgatorio III Philip McNair 6. Purgatorio XXIX Peter Dronke 7. Purgatorio XXXII Kenelm Foster 8. Paradiso XVII Uberto Limentani 9. Paradiso XXVI Joseph Cremona 10. Paradiso XXX Prudence Shaw.

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