When was inferno first published

Insieme in ottime condizioni di conservazione normali segni del tempo ai bordi dell astuccio. Una sola copia registrata in ICCU, in una biblioteca locale.

Il professore stava in terrazza, seduto in poltrona, un giradischi a lato da cui veniva ora stentorea ora tremula e sospirata la voce di un attore famoso che declamava il trentesimo dell Inferno. Prima edizione. Contact seller. Used - Hardcover Condition: Near Fine.

Within U. Paper Covered Boards. Condition: Near Fine. Sue Tankersley illustrator. The limited edition book contains eleven beautiful woodblock prints with tissue guards and text from Dante translated by Mark Musa in handmade paper covered boards, linen-covered slipcase.

The drawings are also housed in handmade paper covered boards. Slipcase Near Fine with a few spots of toning, book is Near Fine, edges of pages uniformly toned. Center woodblock printed in gold, orange, green, and black. RARE, a very limited edition of only 12 copies of a truly beautiful book, and a unique offering with the original artist's portfolio.

Limited Edition. From Switzerland to U. Deutsch von Otto Gildemeister, herausgegegebn von Karl Toth. Text in lat. Kanten sehr leicht bestossen, Bd. S special requirements for shipping fees price is per item, not per weight shipping charges may be higher with heavy books or when comprising several volumes.

Alighierei, Dante ; Formiggini, S[haul]. Used - Hardcover Condition: Very Good. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. In Hebrew, with an additional title page in Italian and an additional 2 page preface in Italian. Back board detached. This translation is the first edition of the first translation of any part of Dante's Divine Comedy into Hebrew. The translator, Dr. Shaul Formiggini of Trieste only translated The Inferno.

Like the majority of Italian Jews, the translator, Saul Formiggini hoped that Italian antisemitism might be overcome by highlighting the common adoration both Jews and Christians had for Dante. Saul Menahem Formiggini was a physician and Jewish communal leader in Trieste. This translation of Inferno was published in in Trieste by the insurance firm Lloyd Austriaco now Lloyd Adriatico.

Shaul Formiggini also translated Purgatorio and Paradiso, but these other two translations were never published. Their manuscript was rediscovered in by Salvatore Sabbadini, as reported in Sabbadini stated that Dante?

In his work, in the final? Published by The Artist, Firenze Florence , Edition limited to 50 copies. Large 4to. Loose as issued. Housed in original cloth folding case. Complete sets are of the greatest rarity.

Not in WorldCat. First trade edition of Phillips's Dante, this number 67 of special copies containing a loose signed and numbered Phillips screenprint, additionally signed on the limitation page, and slipcased. Phillips's achievement, incorporating his own modern English translation of Dante's Inferno alongside illustrations in which his art interacts with the printed text in his signature style, is considered one of the major livres d'artistes of the post-war period.

Original green cloth, decoration to front board and titles to spine gilt, patterned green endpapers. With the illustrated dust jacket, and the publisher's slipcase. Illustrated frontispiece and full page coloured illustrations throughout by Phillips. An excellent copy, the jacket lightly rubbed or creased in places, with the slipcase in smart condition, only a few small bumps. Hopewell NJ: Ecco Press Small folio, xiii, [1], , [2] pp. Title-page printed in red and black, original black morocco-backed red linen, gilt lettering direct on spine by Claudia Cohen, top edge a little dusty, faint stain on lower board, internally fine.

This copy is out of series, however, with no number, no signed frontispiece by Francesco Clemente, no publisher's box, and the endpaper never laid down, but with all the required signatures on the colophon: Seamus Heaney, Richard Wilbur, W. Andersen, and bound by Claudia Cohen. Dante Alighieri Joseph Antoine-de Gourbillon Traduit en vers par stances correspondantes aux tercets textuels sur un texte nouveau.

Published by Auguste Auffray, Paris, Louis, MO, U. Octavo 8vo. Bound in quarter calf of the period over marbled boards. Gold gilt titling and decoration of the spine. Marbled endpapers. He devised new and improved systems of punctuation and spelling, as well as a system of prosodic and metrical signs to aid reading of the Italian text.

Unfortunately, public reaction to the prospectus issued for this work in cannot have been favourable, for nothing came of it until the translation alone, stripped of all its accompanying material, appeared finally in Dante and the French Romantics, pp.

Shows the bottom edge and corners rubbed with marginal loss, a light damp-stain effects the bottom half of the entire text-block though is relatively unobtrusive not having caused any waviness or obstruction of text, otherwise the binding is strong and tight, the text is unmarked, and the fine binding remains bright, colorful, and distinct.

As pictured. Amory association copy. Published by Leonardo Ciardetti, Firenze Florence , Five volumes, complete. An outstanding Italian edition of the complete works of Dante, with the extensive and important commentary by Baldassare Lombardi.

Frontispiece engraved portrait of Dante, and three extremely attractive engraved plates corresponding to each of the three domains of the afterlife. Beautifully printed on extremely fine wove paper. AMORY in each volume. Attractively bound in contemporary quarter vellum and marbled boards. Dante Alighieri Laszlo Barta, illustrator. Time and place written Early fourteenth century probably begun around and completed around , throughout Italy.

Narrator The character Dante recounts his trip through Hell, looking back on it after an indeterminate period of time. Point of view As Inferno is an account of his own experiences, the character Dante speaks in the first person from a subjective point of view, giving the reader insight into his emotions and motivations. Tone Dante uses a largely moralistic tone when portraying the figures and events in his poem. At times he also comes across as sardonic or ironic.

Throughout his journey into hell, Dante the pilgrim comes across numerous people who, when they were alive, were rich and powerful. Many of them probably thought that they could act as they pleased without fear of any consequences. The main theme of The Divine Comedy is the spiritual journey of man through life.

In this journey he learns about the nature of sin and its consequences. And comes to abhor it sin after understanding its nature and how it corrupts the soul and draws man away from God. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Dust Jacket Condition: Sehr Gut. Mein Geschenk ist - Inferno. Es ist eine Prophezeiung. Eine Prophezeiung, die uns alle betrifft. Die Leben bringt.

Oder den Tod. First Edition - 2nd Printing. Very clean dustjacket with light wear to edges, not price-clipped. Very cean pictorial hardnback binding of old print in brown-hues and black, one inch abrasion to front board at lower part. Used - Softcover Condition: Bonne Condition.

Couverture souple. Condition: Bonne Condition. Edition Originale. Inscription sur la page de garde. Published by Doubleday, New York, Etc. Published by Sonia Draga, Poland, New - Hardcover Condition: New. Language: Polish. Brand new Book. Dan Brown, najpopularniejszy pisarz na? Robert Langdon musi je rozwi? Dan Brown zabiera czytelnika do serca W?

Nie pami? Nie potrafi te? Czasu na rozmy? Ledwie na dobre odzyskuje przytomno?? W towarzystwie m? Czy zdo? Book Condition: New. Language: English.

Brand New Book. With the publication of his groundbreaking novels The Da Vinci Code, The Lost Symbol, and Angels Demons, Dan Brown has become an international bestselling sensation, seamlessly fusing codes, symbols, art, and history into riveting thrillers that have captivated hundreds of millions of readers around the world.

Now, with this stunningspecial illustrated edition of his record-setting Inferno, brought to life by more than breathtaking color images, Dan Brown takes readers deep into the heart of Italy. The darkest place in hellare reserved for those who maintain their neutralityin times of moralcrisis. Harvard professor of symbology Robert Langdon awakens in a hospital in the middle of the night. Disoriented and suffering from a head wound, he recalls nothing of the last thirty-six hours, including how he got there.

Langdon s world soon erupts into chaos, and he finds himself on the run in Florence with a stoic young woman, Sienna Brooks, whose clever maneuvering saves his life. Langdon quickly realizes that he is in possession of a series of disturbing codes created by a brilliant scientist agenius whose obsession with the end of the world is matched only by his passion for one of the most influential masterpieces ever written Dante Alighieri s dark epic poem The Inferno.

Racing through such timeless locations as the Palazzo Vecchio, the Boboli Gardens, and the Duomo, Langdon and Brooks discover a network of hidden passageways and ancient secrets, as well as a terrifying new scientific paradigm that will be used either to vastly improve the quality of life on earth.

In his most riveting and thought-provoking novel to date, Dan Brown has raised the bar yet again. Inferno is a sumptuously entertaining read a novel that will captivate readers with the beauty of classical Italian art, history, and literature. Published by Corgi Books, No Jacket. Published In : 1st. Paperback Edition : 1st. Published by Bantam Press, United Kingdom,