
Opmerkingen van de bewerker
DANTE'S LOUTERINGSBERG
EERSTE ZANG
TWEEDE ZANG
DERDE ZANG
VIERDE ZANG
VIJFDE ZANG
ZESDE ZANG
ZEVENDE ZANG
ACHTSTE ZANG
This prose rendering brings Dante’s second canticle to life in a clear, modern listening experience. The narrative follows the poet’s arrival at the shores of the southern hemisphere, where he meets the stoic Cato of Utica, who sets the rules for the pilgrimage up the mountain of purification. From that point the journey unfolds as a series of reflective encounters that explore themes of repentance, hope, and the gradual ascent toward divine light.
Listeners are guided through richly described vistas – a sky tinged with eastern sapphire, four unseen constellations that suddenly appear, and an ancient solitary figure bathed in holy radiance. The language balances poetic imagination with thoughtful commentary, inviting you to contemplate the symbolic significance of each vision while feeling the rhythmic pulse of the pilgrim’s footsteps. With its careful translation and straightforward prose, the work feels both timeless and accessible, making the medieval masterpiece an engaging companion for any auditory adventure.
Language
nl
Duration
~5 hours (295K characters)
Release date
2012-03-17
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1265–1321
Best known for The Divine Comedy, this towering poet helped shape Italian literature by writing in the Tuscan vernacular instead of Latin. Exiled from Florence, he turned personal loss, politics, and spiritual vision into one of the most influential works in world literature.
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