The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri Volume 2: Purgatorio

by Durling, Robert M.; Durling, Robert M.; Martinez, Ronald L.

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Format: Hardcover
Copyright: 2003-04-17
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

The second volume of Oxford's new Divine Comedy presents the Italian text of the Purgatorio and, on facing pages, a new prose translation. Continuing the story of the poet's journey through the medieval Other World under the guidance of the Roman poet Virgil, the Purgatorio culminates in theregaining of the Garden of Eden and the reunion there with the poet's long-lost love Beatrice. This new edition of the Italian text takes recent critical editions into account, and Durling's prose translation, like that of the Inferno, is unprecedented in its accuracy, eloquence, and closeness toDante's syntax. Martinez' and Durling's notes are designed for the first-time reader of the poem but include a wealth of new material unavailable elsewhere. The extensive notes on each canto include innovative sections sketching the close relation to passages--often similarly numbered cantos--in the Inferno.Fifteen short essays explore special topics and controversial issues, including Dante's debts to Virgil and Ovid, his radical political views, his original conceptions of homosexuality, of moral growth, and of eschatology. As in the Inferno, there is an extensive bibliography and four usefulindexes. Robert Turner's illustrations include maps, diagrams of Purgatory and the cosmos, and line drawings of objects and places mentioned in the poem.

Author Biography

Robert M. Durling is Professor Emeritus of English and Italian Literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Ronald L. Martinez is Professor of Italian at the University of Minnesota. Their works together include Dante's Inferno and Time and the Crystal: Studies in Dante's "Rime petrose."
Robert Turner has been a professional illustrator for more than 20 years. He works at the Museum of New Mexico in Santa Fe.

Abbreviations

Introduction

(15)

PURGATORIO

Canto 1

(16)

Notes to Canto 1

(8)

Canto 2

(14)

Notes to Canto 2

(6)

Canto 3

(16)

Notes to Canto 3

(8)

Canto 4

(14)

Notes to Canto 4

(6)

Canto 5

(14)

Notes to Canto 5

(6)

Canto 6

(18)

Notes to Canto 6

102

(8)

Canto 7

110

(16)

Notes to Canto 7

118

(8)

Canto 8

126

(16)

Notes to Canto 8

134

(8)

Canto 9

142

(16)

Notes to Canto 9

150

(8)

Canto 10

158

(14)

Notes to Canto 10

166

(6)

Canto 11

172

(16)

Notes to Canto 11

180

(8)

Canto 12

188

(16)

Notes to Canto 12

196

(8)

Canto 13

204

(18)

Notes to Canto 13

214

(8)

Canto 14

222

(20)

Notes to Canto 14

232

(10)

Canto 15

242

(16)

Notes to Canto 15

250

(8)

Canto 16

258

(18)

Notes to Canto 16

266

(10)

Canto 17

276

(16)

Notes to Canto 17

284

(8)

Canto 18

292

(16)

Notes to Canto 18

300

(8)

Canto 19

308

(18)

Notes to Canto 19

316

(10)

Canto 20

326

(20)

Notes to Canto 20

336

(10)

Canto 21

346

(16)

Notes to Canto 21

354

(8)

Canto 22

362

(20)

Notes to Canto 22

372

(10)

Canto 23

382

(18)

Notes to Canto 23

390

(10)

Canto 24

400

(20)

Notes to Canto 24

410

(10)

Canto 25

420

(18)

Notes to Canto 25

428

(10)

Canto 26

438

(18)

Notes to Canto 26

446

(10)

Canto 27

456

(18)

Notes to Canto 27

464

(10)

Canto 28

474

(18)

Notes to Canto 28

482

(10)

Canto 29

492

(18)

Notes to Canto 29

502

(8)

Canto 30

510

(20)

Notes to Canto 30

518

(12)

Canto 31

530

(18)

Notes to Canto 31

538

(10)

Canto 32

548

(18)

Notes to Canto 32

558

(8)

Canto 33

566

(18)

Notes to Canto 33

574

(10)

Vergil, Eclogue IV

584

(4)

Guido Cavalcanti's ``Pastorella,''

588

(39)

Additional Notes

Cato of Utica (Canto 1)

591

(2)

The Meeting with Casella (Canto 2)

593

(1)

Belacqua and the Horizons of Purgatory

594

(3)

Vergil's Palinurus in Purgatorio and the Rudderless Ship of State (Canto 6)

597

(3)

The Canonical Hours; Compline (Canto 8)

600

(3)

The Terrace of Pride: i. Structure and Rationale (Cantos 10-12)

603

(3)

The Terrace of Pride: ii. The Theme of Art (Cantos 10-12)

606

(2)

San Miniato al Monte and Dante's Pride of Workmanship (Canto 12)

608

(2)

Number, Light, Motion, and Degree at the Center of the Comedy

610

(2)

Dante and Forese (Cantos 23-24)

612

(2)

Embryology and Heredity (Canto 25)

614

(3)

The Virtues of the Virgin Mary (After Canto 27)

617

(1)

Dante and Ovid's Pyramus (Canto 27)

618

(2)

Virgil and the Fourth Eclogue (Canto 30)

620

(3)

Rolling Out the Apocalypse (Cantos 29-33)

623

(4)

Textual Variants

627

(4)

Bibliography

631

(26)

Index of Italian, Latin, and Other Foreign Words Discussed in the Notes

657

(4)

Index of Passages Cited in the Notes

661

(15)

Index of Proper Names in the Notes

676

(23)

Index of Proper Names in the Text and Translation

699

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