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Among the monuments of world literature, the brilliant Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) occupies one of the most prominent places. In his most grandiose work, the poet depicted the dramatic fate of the human soul in a symbolic and allegorical form: its death in hell, rebirth in purgatory, and triumph in paradise. Dante's poem is the most significant phenomenon of the High Middle Ages and, to some extent, a foreshadowing of the Renaissance culture.

Translated from the Italian by E.A. Drobiak.

The book is available in the Yakaboo app for free reading in the PrivatBank library.