Latino – Marinelli
Dante’s Ulysses translated into Latin heksameters by Giuseppe Pasquale Marinelli
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Milanese – Antonini
Verses of Ulysses translated into Milanese by Ambrogio Maria Antonini
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Persiano – Mahdavi-Damghani
Verses of Ulysses translated into Persian by Farideh Mahdavi-Damghani Hell, Canto XXVI, 90-142
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Polacco – Porębowicz
Verses of Ulysses translated into Polish by Edward Porębowicz
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Romagnolo – Soldati
Verses of Ulysses translated into the dialect of Romagna by Luigi Soldati
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02, 2014
Russo – Lozinskij
Verses of Ulysses translated into Russian by Michail L. Lozinskij
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02, 2014
Siciliano – Girgenti
Verses of Ulysses translated into Sicilian by Giovanni Girgenti
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Spagnolo – Crespo
Verses of Ulysses translated into Spanish by Ángel Crespo
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Dante and Korea
The word “Korea” is derived from the name of the Goryeo (or Koryŏ) dynasty which reigned over that country from the end of the 10th century up to 1392. In the first years of the fourteenth century, when Dante was a grown up man and was writing his Divine Comedy, Korea was reigned over by the sovereign Chungnyeol of Goryeo after he ascended to the throne in 1274 by which time the Korean dynasty had been for some years a vassal of the Mongol emperor, [...]
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Spagnolo – Mitre
Verses of Ulysses translated into Spanish by Bartolomé Mitre