Article About Translation To English Dante: The Divine Comedy, Hell ( Canto 11, lines 46 - 54) Mention to me what is alarming you Amidst where we are currently remaining With no desire for going anyplace Furthermore, you said to me, your city is full Of jealousy that upsets the psyche Rather than leaving me tranquil You residents call me Chaicco For the fatal sin of ravenousness Examination of nine lines from Dante's Divine Comedy after interpretation Dante's Divine Comedy is among the best works at any point composed and this is exhibited by its inconceivable backbone in all structures and dialects. The nine lines which structure the premise of this examination originate from the part depicting Hell which is maybe one of the most innovative absolutely when contrasted with Purgatory and Heaven. The initial three lines portray the grievous grotesqueness of Hell with all its relapse and absence of recovery.
