A 700-year-old epic poem that takes the reader on a wandering journey through hell, purgatory and paradise still resonates in unison with the questions before humanity in 2021. Such was the brilliance of Dante Alighieri and his “Divine Comedy.” Italy reserves March 25 each year to celebrate his life and work.
Examining the poet and his most outstanding work of art can be a fascinating study as it has been for University of St. Thomas – Houston History Professor Dr. Dominic A. Aquila.
SOURCE: https://news.stthom.edu/
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