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(I highly doubt an uncultured rube could be a member of HN) The original language was Italian, and yes, I read a translated version which did not rhyme. I was t
by chunky1994 15y ago
(I highly doubt an uncultured rube could be a member of HN)
The original language was Italian, and yes, I read a translated version which did not rhyme. I was the one who came up with a version that rhymed. (This isn't strictly a translation of Inferno, it's more like my interpretation of it.)
- hsmyers 15y agoInteresting illustration. You might have gotten more recognition using the one of the Dore's though. Like this one http://dante.ilt.columbia.edu/images/dore/inf_01a.jpeg http://dante.ilt.columbia.edu/images/dore/inf_01a.jpeg found at http://dante.ilt.columbia.edu/images/dore/inf.html http://dante.ilt.columbia.edu/images/dore/inf.html but that is just my .02 cents worth (always been a Dore fan). Liked the text as well although I missed it at first, can't see dark text on black all that well...
- chunky1994 15y agoAh, well, yes they're (Dore's) quite appealing, but I think the one I'm currently using covers the whole of inferno. Is the text really that unclear? (I can read it quite easily)