… In the Spanish Chapel of Florence's Santa Maria Novella a … In these works we have an
intertextuality of fact and fiction, … classrooms or libraries about Dante's Inferno. Pilgrimage, part of …

… famous line of Dante’s Inferno: Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch’… to the Florentine lute maker
who dwells in Purgatorio, and … our understanding of modern texts and intertexts and that are …

… of the novel and unity of the story. The Inferno, as intertext, does not fracture the text but rather
… Dante used a mirror image of Florentine society, fifteenth-century Florentine society. So, as …

… of the falling leaves simile in Inferno 3 in the case of Virgil and … In 1988 the city of Florence
awarded him its Gold Medal for … spectrum of intra- and intertextual phenomena. The "poetry of …

… Dantean intertext … of Florence in the Inferno. The interactions that Dante the Pilgrim has in
hell—the construction of Dante the Poet—are primarily with actual historical figures of Florence …

… Longfellow frames Inferno 1, the prologue to Dante's journey … from Florence and of his
condemnation of the Guelphs (Inferno 221-22). The three beasts that Dante encounters in Inferno …

… By foregrounding the intertextual relationship between the Esposizioni and De mulieribus …
Beginning with Boccaccio's literal and allegorical commentary on Inferno 4 in the Esposizioni, …

… of the Ugolino episode in Dante's Inferno XXXIII, the poet is … of the first three cantos of the
Inferno, published in 1993 by the … the part of the Florentine poet while giving Dante Virgil's role. …

… It also includes articles and books of foreign scholars residing abroad which are published
in North America. Italica tries to provide as extensive coverage as possible, selecting the …

… which to articulate the intertextual metamorphosis that takes … world after the fashion of
Dante's Inferno, but resists the moral … the shores without pause, so Fortune does with Florence.] …