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Understanding 9/11xv, 435 p. 20 cm
Text, with English prose translation and copious notes on the same page
With a view of carrying out the scheme of J. A. Carlyle's translation of the Inferno, Butler translated the Purgatorio in 1880, and the Paradiso in 1885. The present volume is the first edition of his translation of the Inferno, made to complete his own work after the original plan was lost sight of
"Glossary": p. 421-435
Text, with English prose translation and copious notes on the same page
With a view of carrying out the scheme of J. A. Carlyle's translation of the Inferno, Butler translated the Purgatorio in 1880, and the Paradiso in 1885. The present volume is the first edition of his translation of the Inferno, made to complete his own work after the original plan was lost sight of
"Glossary": p. 421-435
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