Centenary essays on Dante
By: by members of the Oxford Dante Society
Publisher: Clarendon Press
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 147
Subjects: Dante Alighieri, -- 1265-1321
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes
Table of contents: value: Dante's use in the Divina commedia of the medieval allegories on Ovid, by C. A. Robson.; value: Dante's imagery, by Sir C. Hinshelwood.; value: "Nobilior est vulgaris": Latin and vernacular in Dante's thought, by C. Grayson.; value: Art and artifice in the Divina commedia, by A. Ewert.; value: Bridges and Dante, by C. Foligno.; value: The symbol of the gryphon in Purgatorio xxix. 108 and following cantos, by C. Hardie.; value: The crisis in the Vita nuova, by E. R. Vincent.; value: Appendix: The Oxford Dante Society