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Cass.1981.1
Cassell, Anthony K. “ ‘Ulisseana’: A Bibliography of Dante’s Ulysses to 1981,” Italian Culture 3 (1981): 23–45.
Cass.1984.1
Cassell, Anthony K., Dante’s Fearful Art of Justice (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1984).
Cass.1989.1
Cassell, Anthony K., “Il silenzio di Virgilio: Inferno I, 62–63,” Letture classensi 18 (1989): 165–76.
Cass.1989.2
Cassell, Anthony K., Lectura Dantis Americana: “Inferno” I (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989).
Cecc.1990.1
Cecchetti, Giovanni, “Inferno XXXI,” Lectura Dantis [virginiana] 6 ([supplement] 1990): 400–411.
Chia.1967.1
Chiari, Alberto, “Canto XXXI,” in Lectura Dantis Scaligera, dir. Mario Marcazzan (Florence: Le Monnier, 1967 [1962]), pp. 1091–1121.
Chia.1984.1
Chiavacci Leonardi, Anna Maria, “Questioni di punteggiatura in due celebri attacchi danteschi (Inf., II 76–78 e X 67–69),” Lettere Italiane 36 (1984): 3–24.
Chia.1985.1
Chiarenza, Marguerite Mills, “Time and Eternity in the Myths of Paradiso XVII,” in Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio: Studies in the Italian Trecento in Honor of Charles S. Singleton, ed. A. S. Bernardo and A. L. Pellegrini (Binghamton, N.Y.: Medieval & Renaissance Texts and Studies, 1985), pp. 134–35.
Chia.1989.1
Chiappelli, Fredi, “Il colore della menzogna nell’Inferno dantesco,” Letture classensi 18 (1989): 115–28.
Chia.1991.1
Chiavacci Leonardi, Anna Maria, Inferno, con il commento di A. M. C. L. (Milan: Mondadori, 1991).
Chia.1998.1
Chiamenti, Massimiliano, “Due schedulae ferine: Dante, Rime CIII 71 e Inf. XVI 45,” Lingua nostra 59 (1998): 7–10.
Chie.1998.1
Chierichini, Claudia, “La III Satira di Persio ‘fra le righe’ di Inferno XXVI,” L’Alighieri 11 (1998): 95–103.
Ciof.1937.1
Cioffari, Vincenzo, “A Dante Note: Heliotropum,” Romanic Review 28 (1937): 59–62.
Ciof.1940.1
Cioffari, Vincenzo, The Conception of Fortune and Fate in the Works of Dante (Cambridge, Mass.: Dante Society of Cambridge, Mass., 1940).
Coga.1999.1
Cogan, Marc, The Design in the Wax: The Structure of the “Divine Comedy” and Its Meaning (Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 1999).
Conr.1981.1
Conrieri, Davide, “Letture del canto XXI dell’Inferno,” Giornale storico della letteratura italiana 158 (1981): 1–43.
Cont.1976.1
Contini, Gianfranco, Un’ idea di Dante (Turin: Einaudi, 1976).
Cont.1995.1
Contrada, Deborah, “Brunetto’s Sin: Ten Years of Criticism (1977–1986),” in Dante: Summa Medievalis, ed. C. Franco and L. Morgan (Stony Brook, N.Y.: Forum Italicum, 1995), pp. 192–207.
Corn.1989.1
Cornish, Alison, “The Epistle of James in Inferno 26,” Traditio 45 (1989–90): 367–79.
Cort.1990.1
Corti, Maria, “On the Metaphors of Sailing, Flight, and Tongues of Fire in the Episode of Ulysses (Inf. 26),” Stanford Italian Review 9 (1990): 33–47.
Crim.1993.1
Crimi, Erminia Maria Dispenza, “Cortesia” e “Valore” dalla tradizione a Dante (Rovito: Marra, 1993).
Croc.1921.1
Croce, Benedetto, La poesia di Dante, 2nd ed. (Bari: Laterza, 1921).
Curt.1948.1
Curtius, Ernst Robert, European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages, tr. W. R. Trask (New York: Harper & Row, 1963 [1948]).
Darb.1971.1
Darby Chapin, D. L., “IO and the Negative Apotheosis of Vanni Fucci,” Dante Studies 89 (1971): 19–31.
Davi.1957.1
Davis, Charles Till, Dante and the Idea of Rome (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1957).
Davi.1967.1
Davis, Charles T., “Brunetto Latini and Dante,” Studi medievali 8 (1967): 421–50.
Davi.1998.1
Davis, Charles T., “Canto XIX: Simoniacs,” in Lectura Dantis: “Inferno,” ed. A. Mandelbaum, A. Oldcorn, C. Ross (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998), pp. 262–74.
DeAn.1993.1
de Angelis, Violetta, “… e l’ultimo Lucano,” in Dante e la “bella scola” della poesia: Autorità e sfida poetica, ed. A. A. Iannucci (Ravenna: Longo, 1993), pp. 145–203.
Delc.1989.1
Delcorno, Carlo, Exemplum e letteratura tra medioevo e rinascimento (Bologna: Il Mulino, 1989).
DeRo.1981.1
De Robertis, Domenico, “In viaggio coi demòni (canto XXII dell’Inferno),” Studi Danteschi 53 (1981): 1–29.
DeSa.1949.1
De Sanctis, Francesco, Storia della letteratura italiana, 4th ed. (Bari: Laterza, 1949 [1870]).
DeSa.1967.1
De Sanctis, Francesco, “L’Ugolino di Dante,” in his Opere, vol. 5 (Turin: Einaudi, 1967 [1869]), pp. 681–704.
Desp.1952.1
Desport, Marie, L’Incantation virgilienne: Virgile et Orphée (Bordeaux: Delmas, 1952).
DiSc.1995.1
Di Scipio, Giuseppe, The Presence of Pauline Thought in the Works of Dante (Lewiston, N.Y.: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1995).
Domb.1970.1
Dombrowski, Robert, “The Grain of Hell: A Note on Retribution in Inferno VI,” Dante Studies 88 (1970): 103–8.
Donn.1973.1
Donno, Daniel J., “Dante’s Ulysses and Virgil’s Prohibition,” Italica 50 (1973): 26–37.
Dovi.1926.1
D’Ovidio, Francesco, “Esposizione del canto XX dell’Inferno,” in his Nuovo volume di studi danteschi (Caserta-Rome: A. P. E., 1926), pp. 313–55.
Dozo.1991.1
Dozon, Marthe, Mythe et symbole dans La divine comédie (Florence: Olschki, 1991).
Dron.1975.1
Dronke, Peter, “Francesca and Héloise,” Comparative Literature 27 (1975): 113–35.
Dron.1986.1
Dronke, Peter, “The Giants in Hell,” in his Dante and Medieval Latin Traditions (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986), pp. 32–54.
Dron.1989.1
Dronke, Peter, “Symbolism and Structure in Paradiso 30,” Romance Philology 43 (1989): 29–48.
Durl.1981.1
Durling, Robert, “Deceit and Digestion in the Belly of Hell,” in Allegory and Representation: Selected Papers from the English Institute, 1979–80, ed. Stephen A. Greenblatt (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1981), pp. 61–93.
Durl.1981.2
Durling, Robert M., “Farinata and the Body of Christ,” Stanford Italian Review 2 (1981): 5–35.
Durl.1990.1
Durling, Robert M., and Ronald L. Martinez, Time and the Crystal: Studies in Dante’s “Rime petrose” (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1990).
Durl.1996.1
Durling, Robert M., The “Divine Comedy” of Dante Alighieri, Notes by R. M. Durling and Ronald Martinez (New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1996).
Econ.1976.1
Economou, George D., “The Pastoral Simile of Inferno XXIV and the Unquiet Heart of the Christian Pilgrim,” Speculum 51 (1976): 637–46.
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Fabb.1910.1
Fabbri, Fabio, “Le invocazioni nella Divina Commedia,” Giornale dantesco 18 (1910): 186–92.
Feng.1981.1
Fengler, Christie K., and William A. Stephany, “The Capuan Gate and Pier della Vigna,” Dante Studies 99 (1981): 145–57.
Ferr.1935.1
Ferretti, Giovanni, I due tempi della composizione della “Divina Commedia” (Bari: Laterza, 1935).
Ferr.1969.1
Ferrante, Joan, “The Relation of Speech to Sin in the Inferno,” Dante Studies 87 (1969): 33–46
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Ferr.1971.1
Ferrucci, Franco, “Comedía,” Yearbook of Italian Studies 1 (1971): 29–52.
Ferr.1984.1
Ferrante, Joan, The Political Vision of the “Divine Comedy” (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1984).
Ferr.1993.1
Ferrante, Joan, “A Poetics of Chaos and Harmony,” in The Cambridge Companion to Dante, ed. R. Jacoff (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993), pp. 153–71.
Ferr.1994.1
Ferretti Cuomo, Luisa, Anatomia di un’immagine (“Inferno” 2.127–132): saggio di lessicologia e di semantica strutturale (New York: Peter Lang, 1994).
Ferr.1995.1
Ferretti Cuomo, Luisa, “La polisemia delle similitudini nella Divina Commedia. Eliseo: un caso esemplare,” Strumenti critici 10 n.s. (1995): 105–42.
Filo.1911.1
Filomusi Guelfi, Lorenzo, Nuovi studi su Dante (Città di Castello: Lapi, 1911), pp. 185–95.
Fort.1961.1
Forti, Fiorenzo, “Il limbo dantesco e i megalopsichoi dell’Etica nicomachea,” Giornale storico della letteratura italiana 138 (1961): 329–64.
Fort.1986.1
Forti, Carla, “Nascita dell’Inferno o nascita del Purgatorio: nota sulla caduta del Lucifero dantesco,” Rivista di letteratura italiana 4 (1986): 241–60.
Fost.1969.1
Foster, Kenelm, “The Canto of the Damned Popes: Inferno XIX,” Dante Studies 87 (1969): 47–68.
Fran.1982.1
Frankel, Margherita, “Biblical Figurations in Dante’s Reading of the Aeneid,” Dante Studies 100 (1982): 13–23.
Fran.1984.1
Frankel, Margherita, “Dante’s Anti-Virgilian villanello,” Dante Studies 102 (1984): 81–109.
Fran.1986.1
Frankel, Margherita, “The Context of Dante’s Ulysses: the Similes in Inferno XXVI,” Dante Studies 104 (1986): 25–42.
Frec.1961.1
Freccero, John, “Satan’s Fall and the Quaestio de aqua et terra,” Italica 38 (1961): 99–115.
Frec.1986.1
Freccero, John, Dante: The Poetics of Conversion, ed. Rachel Jacoff (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1986).
Fren.1964.1
French, Reginald, “Simony and Pentecost,” Annual Report of the Dante Society 82 (1964): 3–17.
Fron.1998.1
Frongia, Eugenio N., “Canto III: The Gate of Hell,” in Lectura Dantis: “Inferno” (Berkeley, Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1998), pp. 36–49.
Fubi.1966.1
Fubini, Mario, “Il peccato d’Ulisse” and “Il canto XXVI dell’Inferno,” in his Il peccato d’Ulisse e altri scritti danteschi (Milan: Ricciardi, 1966), pp. 1–76.
Fubi.1967.1
Fubini, Mario, “Inferno: canto XXVIII,” in Lectura Dantis Scaligera, dir. Mario Marcazzan (Florence: Le Monnier, 1967 [1962]), pp. 999–1021.
Gabr.1993.1
Gabriele, Trifon, Annotationi nel Dante fatte con M. Trifon Gabriele in Bassano, ed. Lino Pertile (Bologna: Commissione per i testi di lingua, 1993 [1525–27]).
Gagl.1994.1
Gagliardi, Antonio, La tragedia intellettuale di Dante: Il “Convivio” (Catanzaro: Pullano, 1994).
Gent.1997.1
Gentili, Sonia, “ ‘Ut canes infernales’: Cerbero e le Arpie in Dante,” in I “monstra” nell’ “Inferno” dantesco: tradizione e simbologie (Spoleto: Centro italiano di studi sull’alto medioevo, 1997), pp. 177–203.
Gian.1999.1
Giannini, Stefano, “Post-1300 Time-References in Dante’s Inferno,” unpublished paper prepared at Johns Hopkins University, 7 June 1999.
Gizz.1974.1
Gizzi, Corrado, L’astronomia nel poema sacro (Naples: Loffredo, 1974).
Gmel. 1951.1
Gmelin, Hermann, “Die Anrede an den Leser in der Göttlichen Komödie,” Deutsches Dante-Jahrbuch 30 (1951): 130–40.
Gmel.1966.1
Gmelin, Hermann, Kommentar: die Hölle (Stuttgart: Klett, 1966).
Gorn.1995.1
Gorni, Guglielmo, Dante nella selva: il primo canto della “Commedia” (Parma: Pratiche, 1995).
Gorn.1996.1
Gorni, Guglielmo, “ ‘Se quella con ch’io parlo non si secca’ (Inferno XXXII 139),” in Operosa parva per Gianni Antonini, ed D. De Robertis & F. Gavazzeni (Verona: Valdonega, 1996), pp. 41–46.
Guyl.1972.1
Guyler, Sam, “Virgil the Hypocrite—Almost: A Re-interpretation of Inferno XXIII,” Dante Studies 90 (1972): 25–42.
Hage.1997.1
Hagedorn, Suzanne C., “A Statian Model for Dante’s Ulysses,” Dante Studies 115 (1997): 19–43.
Hami.1921.1
Hamilton, George L., “The Gilded Leaden Cloaks of the Hypocrites (Inferno, XXIII, 58–66),” Romanic Review 12 (1921): 335–52.
Hart.1995.1
Hart, Thomas, “ ‘Per misurar lo cerchio’ (Par. XXXIII 134) and Archimedes’ De mensura circuli: Some Thoughts on Approximations to the Value of π,” in Dante e la scienza, ed. P. Boyde and V. Russo (Ravenna: Longo, 1995), pp. 265–335.
Hatc.1964.1
Hatcher, Anna Granville, and Mark Musa, “Lucifer’s Legs,” Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 79 (1964): 191–99.
Hatc.1966.1
Hatcher, Anna Granville, and Mark Musa, “Lucifer’s Legs, Again,” Modern Language Notes 81 (1966): 88–91.
Hawk.1980.1
Hawkins, Peter S., “Virtuosity and Virtue: Poetic Self-Reflection in the Commedia,” Dante Studies 98 (1980): 1–18.
Heil.1983.1
Heilbronn, Denise, “Master Adam and the Fat-Bellied Lute (Inf. XXX),” Dante Studies 101 (1983): 51–65.
Herz.1978.1
Herzman, Ronald, and William A. Stephany, “ ‘O miseri seguaci’: Sacramental Inversion in Inferno XIX,” Dante Studies 96 (1978): 39–65.
Herz.1980.1
Herzman, Ronald B., “Cannibalism and Communion in Inferno XXXIII,” Dante Studies 98 (1980): 53–78.
Higg.1975.1
Higgins, David H., “Cicero, Aquinas, and St. Matthew in Inferno XIII,” Dante Studies 93 (1975): 61–94.
Holl.1969.1
Hollander, Robert, Allegory in Dante’s “Commedia” (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1969).
Holl.1975.1
Hollander, Robert, “Purgatorio II: Cato’s Rebuke and Dante’s scoglio,” Italica 52 (1975): 348–63.
Holl.1976.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante Theologus-Poeta,” Dante Studies 94 (1976): 91–136.
Holl.1976.2
Hollander, Robert, “The Invocations of the Commedia,” Yearbook of Italian Studies 3 (1976): 235–40.
Holl.1980.1
Hollander, Robert, “The Tragedy of Divination in Inferno XX,” in Studies in Dante (Ravenna: Longo, 1980), pp. 131–218.
Holl.1980.2
Hollander, Robert, “Babytalk in Dante’s Commedia,” in Studies in Dante (Ravenna: Longo, 1980), pp. 115–29.
Holl.1982.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante’s ‘Book of the Dead’: A Note on Inferno XXIX, 57,” Studi Danteschi 54 (1982): 31–51.
Holl.1983.1
Hollander, Robert, Il Virgilio dantesco: tragedia nella “Commedia” (Florence: Olschki, 1983).
Holl.1983.2
Hollander, Robert, “Ad ira parea mosso: God’s Voice in the Garden,” Dante Studies 101 (1983): 27–49.
Holl.1984.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante on Horseback? (Inferno XII, 93–126),” Italica 61 (1984): 287–96.
Holl.1984.2
Hollander, Robert, “A Note on Dante’s Missing Musaeus (Inferno IV, 140–141),” Quaderni d’italianistica 5 (1984): 217–21.
Holl.1984.3
Hollander, Robert, “Virgil and Dante as Mind-Readers (Inferno XXI and XXIII),” Medioevo romanzo 9 (1984): 85–100.
Holl.1984.4
Hollander, Robert, “Dante’s ‘Georgic’ (Inferno XXIV, 1–18),” Dante Studies 102 (1984): 111–21.
Holl.1984.5
Hollander, Robert, “A Note on Inferno XXXIII, 37–74: Ugolino’s Importunity,” Speculum 59 (1984): 549–55.
Holl.1985.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante’s Pagan Past,” Stanford Italian Review 5 (1985): 23–36.
Holl.1985.2
Hollander, Robert, “Ugolino’s Supposed Cannibalism: A Bibliographical Note and Discussion,” Quaderni d’italianistica 6 (1985): 64–81.
Holl.1986.1
Hollander, Robert, and Albert Rossi, “Dante’s Republican Treasury,” Dante Studies 104 (1986): 59–82.
Holl.1988.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante’s Commedia and the Classical Tradition: the Case of Virgil,” in The “Divine Comedy” and the Encyclopedia of Arts and Sciences: Acta of the International Dante Symposium, 13–16 November 1983, Hunter College, New York, ed. G. Di Scipio and A. Scaglione (Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 1988), pp. 15–26.
Holl.1988.3
Hollander, Robert, “An Index of Hapax Legomena in Dante’s Commedia,” Dante Studies 106 (1988): 81–110.
Holl.1989.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante and the Martial Epic,” Mediaevalia 12 (1989): 62–91.
Holl.1990.2
Hollander, Robert, “The ‘Canto of the Word’ (Inferno 2),” Lectura Dantis Newberryana, ed. P. Cherchi and A. C. Mastrobuono, vol. II (Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1990), pp. 95–119.
Holl.1992.1
Hollander, Robert, Dante and Paul’s “five words with understanding,” Occasional Papers, No. 1, Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance Texts and Studies (Binghamton, N.Y.: Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies, 1992).
Holl.1992.2
Hollander, Robert, “Dante and Cino da Pistoia,” Dante Studies 110 (1992): 201–31.
Holl.1993.1
Hollander, Robert, “Le opere di Virgilio nella Commedia di Dante,” in Dante e la “bella scola” della poesia: Autorità e sfida poetica, ed. A. A. Iannucci (Ravenna: Longo, 1993), pp. 247–343.
Holl.1993.2
Hollander, Robert, Dante’s Epistle to Cangrande (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1993).
Holl.1993.3
Hollander, Robert, “Dante and his Commentators,” in The Cambridge Companion to Dante, ed. R. Jacoff (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993), pp. 226–36.
Holl.1996.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante’s Harmonious Homosexuals (Inferno 16.7–90),” Electronic Bulletin of the Dante Society of America (June 1996).
Holl.1999.1
Hollander, Robert, “Dante’s ‘dolce stil novo’ and the Comedy,” in Dante: mito e poesia. Atti del secondo Seminario dantesco internazionale, ed. M. Picone and T. Crivelli (Florence: Cesati, 1999), pp. 263–81.
