If you're going to buy from Open Books, I also recommend the edition with Gustave Doré's illustrations! It has illustrations and is divided into stanzas, making it easier to read!!

This is a book I've been meaning to read for a long time, and I'm taking this opportunity to read it slowly. It's easy to read because it includes translations. However, as expected, the commentary makes up half the text, so I find myself reading each passage over and over again. I wonder why Dante twisted his words like this, haha.

I recently became interested in the new song, so I decided to purchase it. I will enjoy reading it.

Ah, you will know why a masterpiece is a masterpiece without it even having to be said.

The book is pretty. I like it.

The book is small and pretty. I found that this was the only book translated from the original Italian text by someone who majored in Italian. That is why I chose it. I am looking forward to it. # Recommendation Dante’s *The Divine Comedy*, a classic among classics that comprehensively encapsulates the thought, concepts, and consciousness of medieval Europe, has been published by Open Books, translated by Professor Kim Un-chan of the Department of Italian at Daegu Catholic University. *The

The forest of metaphors and journeys, and the journey to hell said to be the easiest of the new songs, feel like looking down at a spectacular performance from a hotel with a great view.

I was debating between Minumsa and this one. The Minumsa edition features Blake's illustrations. I chose this book because I liked the binding, and I thought it would be convenient to read thanks to the commentary and footnotes. The translation is clean, and it reads smoothly without any difficulty.

Beatrice, that was the reason I wanted to read this book. I didn't know the content, and although it is divided into Inferno, Purgatory, and Heaven, I think Inferno was the best. It seems like having some basic knowledge would make it easier to read. It isn't an easy read, but I think it would be worth it.