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Dante's Ladies
June 1, 1918 issue

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The article discusses books and authors. The lectures contained in "The Ladies of Dante's Lyrics" by author Charles H. Grandgent were delivered in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1917 upon the McBride foundation. They were thus intended for a general audience and embody a pleasant humanizing of Dantesque knowledge and opinion. The love of Beatrice, unique in the "Divine Comedy," dominates, though less completely, the lyric verse of Italian poet Alighiere Dante. To Beatrice, indeed, Dante gave the tribute of many lyrics enshrined in the Vita nuova, together with a few that remain among the Rime.

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AUTHORS; GRANDGENT, Charles H.; DANTE Alighieri, 1265-1321; LITERATURE; BOOKS; OHIO; UNITED States
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