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Far above the nursery slopes

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The Spectator, March 23rd, 2002

Far above the nursery slopes Guido Waldman INFERNO by Dante Alighieri, translated by Michael Palma Norton, L28, pp. 391, ISBN 039304341X

It has to be said, The Divine Comedy is not only one of the greatest works of the human spirit, but also one of the most attractive - not least to translators: there seem to have been at least four new English translations in the last 20 years, by Kenneth MacKenzie, Mark Musa, Peter Dale (in terza rima) and now Michael Palma. The poem is a little like a great mountain peak that climbers want to scale `because it is there'. Its attraction lies partly in the w...

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