Power Systems
John Bayley, 15 March 1984
Dante and English Poetry: Shelley to T.S. Eliot
by Steve Ellis.
Cambridge, 280 pp., £20, October 1983,0 521 25126 5 Show More
by Steve Ellis.
Cambridge, 280 pp., £20, October 1983,
Dante the Maker
by William Anderson.
Hutchinson, 497 pp., £7.95, September 1983,0 09 153201 9 Show More
by William Anderson.
Hutchinson, 497 pp., £7.95, September 1983,
Dante: Purgatory
translated with notes and commentary by Mark Musa.
Indiana, 373 pp., £19.25, September 1981,0 253 17926 2 Show More
translated with notes and commentary by Mark Musa.
Indiana, 373 pp., £19.25, September 1981,
Dante: Paradiso and Purgatorio
with translation and commentary by Charles Singleton .
Princeton, 610 pp., £11.80, May 1982,0 691 01844 8 Show More
with translation and commentary by Charles Singleton .
Princeton, 610 pp., £11.80, May 1982,
Virgil: The Aeneid
translated by Robert Fitzgerald.
Harvill, 403 pp., £12.50, March 1984,0 00 271008 0 Show More
translated by Robert Fitzgerald.
Harvill, 403 pp., £12.50, March 1984,
“... way in which they are compelled to fulfil their ‘evil fortunes’. ‘Evil fortunes’ is not a straight translation of Dante’s ‘sad pass’, nor does ‘accursed’ convey the complex, almost benign understanding in Dante’s line about the book the lovers were reading when they fell: Galeotto fu’l libro e chi lo scrisse. A work of gallantry and ... ”