Dante sees the towers of the city, red as
Divina Commedia (Dante Alighieri)
Inferno, Canto VIII, vv. 67-69
"Lo buon maestro disse: «Omai, figliuolo,
s’appressa la città c’ha nome Dite,
coi gravi cittadin, col grande stuolo». "
Divine Comedy (translation: H.W.Longfellow,1867)
Hell, Canto VIII, verses 67-69
"And the good Master said: "Even now, my son,
The city draweth near whose name is Dis,
With the grave citizens, with the great throng."
Dante sees the towers of the city, red as
Divina Commedia (Dante Alighieri)
Inferno, Canto VIII, vv. 67-69
"Lo buon maestro disse: «Omai, figliuolo,
s’appressa la città c’ha nome Dite,
coi gravi cittadin, col grande stuolo». "
Divine Comedy (translation: H.W.Longfellow,1867)
Hell, Canto VIII, verses 67-69
"And the good Master said: "Even now, my son,
The city draweth near whose name is Dis,
With the grave citizens, with the great throng."