Dante's Divine Comedy, Tr. In The Original Ternary Rhyme By C.b. Cayley. [with] Notes On The Translation

Dante's Divine Comedy is a masterpiece of Italian literature, and this translation by C. B. Cayley is a faithful rendition in the original ternary rhyme. The work is divided into three parts: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso, and follows the poet's journey through the afterlife. Cayley's translation is accompanied by notes that provide historical context and illuminate some of the more obscure references in the text.
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