the divine comedy(三)(朗费罗译但丁之神曲 )-第33章
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the human condition; we differ less from our past than we might like to
believe。 T。 S。 Eliot understood this when he wrote 〃Dante and Shakespeare
divide the modern world between them; there is no third。〃 So now Dante
joins Shakespeare (e…text #100) in the Project Gutenberg collection。 Two
works that influenced Dante are also part of the collection: The Bible (#10)
and Virgil's Aeneid (#227)。 Other major influencesSt。 Thomas of
Aquinas' Summa Theologica; The Metamorphoses of Ovid; and Aristotle's
Nicomachean Ethicsare available in electronic form at other Internet
sites。 If one searches enough he may even find a computer rendering of the
Danteum on the Internet。 By presenting this electronic text to Project
Gutenberg it is my hope that in will not rest in a computer unknown and
unread; it is my hope that artists will see themselves in the Divine Comedy
and be inspired; just as Dante ran the paths left by Virgil and St。 Thomas
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THE DIVINE COMEDY
that led him to the stars。
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