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Reading INFERNO, Cantos 14 - 17

33 min•4 januari 2023

We've finished our slow-walk through INFERNO, passage by passage, bit by bit, allusion by allusion, across over two hundred episodes of WALKING WITH DANTE.

Now, we're "simply" taking the canticle of pain for its plot--which may well be the heart of the work's genius.

Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we read through my English translation of INFERNO, Cantos 14 - 17. I'm reading my own English translation, which you can find on my website: markscarbrough.com. But honestly, I wish you wouldn't. I hope you just sit back and enjoy the story for what it is: a story.

[02:15] Reading INFERNO, Cantos 14 - 17.

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