Dante’s Ulysses, symbol of human nobility EN
The person of Ulysses towers over the other damned souls of Malebolge, the dreadful ditches of the eighth circle of Hell where fraudsters are punished. Some commentators have observed that
Dante’s Ulysses, symbol of human nobility
The person of Ulysses towers over the other damned souls of Malebolge, the dreadful ditches of the eighth circle of Hell where fraudsters are punished. Some commentators have observed that
Dante’s Ulysses and Tennyson’s Ulysses EN
Humphrey Tonkin lends his voice to Ulysses in two dramatic monologues: Cary’s translation of Dante’s verses and Tennyson’s original poem.
Francesca da Rimini. Dante’s original verses EN
Inferno, Canto V, vv 82-142 -- "Quali colombe dal disio chiamate..." If you want to listen to the readings in Italian of these verses of Dante click on the names
Monteverdi – The Return of Ulysses to his Homeland
The Return of Ulysses to his Homeland is an opera set by Claudio Monteverdi to a libretto by Giacomo Badoaro. The opera was first performed at the Teatro Santi Giovanni
Hovhannes Tiracujan
Hovhannes Tiracujan was born in the town of Erevan (Armenia) in 1954. He studied in the Medical University of Erevan up to 1978. He works as a specialist public health
Armeno – Dayan EN
Verses of Ulysses translated into Armenian by Arpun Dayan
Nereo Zeper
Nereo Zeper is born in Trieste in 1950. Still a child, he is drawn to music, learning to play the clarinet. At the age of thirteen he reads Salvatore Quasimodo
Giuliano Turone
Giuliano Turone, the author responsible for this Dantepoliglotta website, was born at Santa Margherita Ligure in 1940 and lives in Milan. He is a magistrate of the Italian Republic, now retired. To
