Paradise (The Divine Comedy)
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Paradise (The Divine Comedy)

by Dante

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The final cantica of Dante's Divine Comedy depicts the poet's ascent through the heavenly spheres toward the vision of God.

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Paradise is the concluding part of Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy.

The work follows the poet's journey through the celestial spheres guided by Beatrice.

Written in the early fourteenth century, the poem explores themes of divine justice, love, and the nature of paradise.

This edition presents Dante's vision of the afterlife in verse form.

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