About Dante And His Beloved Florence
About Dante And His Beloved Florence
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What an extraordinary threefold nature was that of Dante. The more you study him, the more sides you find, and yet the ray from him is always pure white light. I learn continually to prize him more as a man, poet, artist, moralist, and teacher. Without him 48 ABOUT DANTE AND HIS there were no Italy; and the Italian commentators forever twitching at his sleeve and trying to make him say he is of their way of thinking. Of their way, indeed! One would think he might be free of them, at least, in P...aradise. He becomes daily more clear and more mysterious to me. What a web a man can weave out of his life, if a man be only a genius. " Professor Norton's translation of the Vita Nuova is admirably done. It is a charming little book, to be read over and over again with delight.
He says: "So long as there are lovers in the world, and so long as lovers are poets, this first and tenderest love-story of modern literature will be read with appreciation and responsive sympathy.
The Vita Nuova is the story of the love through which even in Dante's youth heavenly things were revealed to him, and which in the bitterest trials of life, in disappointments, poverty, and exile, kept his heart fresh with springs of perpetual solace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What an extraordinary threefold nature was that of Dante. The more you study him, the more sides you find, and yet the ray from him is always pure white light. I learn continually to prize him more as a man, poet, artist, moralist, and teacher. Without him 48 ABOUT DANTE AND HIS there were no Italy; and the Italian commentators forever twitching at his sleeve and trying to make him say he is of their way of thinking. Of their way, indeed! One would think he might be free of them, at least, in P...aradise. He becomes daily more clear and more mysterious to me. What a web a man can weave out of his life, if a man be only a genius. " Professor Norton's translation of the Vita Nuova is admirably done. It is a charming little book, to be read over and over again with delight.
He says: "So long as there are lovers in the world, and so long as lovers are poets, this first and tenderest love-story of modern literature will be read with appreciation and responsive sympathy.
The Vita Nuova is the story of the love through which even in Dante's youth heavenly things were revealed to him, and which in the bitterest trials of life, in disappointments, poverty, and exile, kept his heart fresh with springs of perpetual solace.
What to read after About Dante And His Beloved Florence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Fenton Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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