The Inferno: A Verse Translation by Robert Hollander and Jean Hollander Dante Alighieri
Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group

Mar 30, 2014 - [1] Hollander (1997) p. San Francisco State Poetry Director Steven Dickison talks about his work at that central place in American letters, as well as his publishing work, most recently of Benjamin Hollander's Rituals of Truce and the Other Israeli. Jun 13, 2009 - Each tercet, in the Robert and Jean Hollander translation, is displayed, one at a time, on a screen as he delves into its meaning, its metaphors, what it shows us about the progress of literature. All subsequent quotes from the Decameron are from Rebhorn's translation. Introduction by Leonard Zhang Er and Bob Holman talk about their translation collaboration on Zhang Er's book of poems Carved Water. Those fair things the heavens bear. The relevant passage in Ovid is Heroides 19.5-16. Jul 1, 2007 - The Poetry of Paradise by David Yezzi, review of Paradiso by Dante Alighieri, translated by Robert and Jean Hollander, First Things, January 2008. Dec 24, 2009 - The great Canadian poet Robin Blaser discusses Dante's Inferno and the American-made Inferno in Iraq. Apr 17, 2009 - I'm speaking of Robert and Jean Hollander, and their excellent verse translation of Dante's Inferno. [3] Presented and discussed in Hollander (1997) p. 89 describes the Proemio (preface) as “probably the most neglected part of the Decameron.” Id. Jun 7, 2010 - Genome Superiority translated in Cultural and Economic dominance, the Hegemonies RULE worldwide and Indulge us Suicidal Unprecedented Violence to sustain the Hindu Zionist Corporate World Order Nuclear! 90 further declares that the Decameron is “one of the worst read masterpieces that the world possesses. Then we came forth, to see again the stars. E quindi uscimmo a riveder le stella. Gianciotto Discovers Paolo and Francesca by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres His birth date is listed as "probably in the end of May" by Robert Hollander in "Dante" in Dictionary of the Middle Ages, volume 4. PS: The quotes from Dante's Inferno come from a new translation by Robert Hollander and Jean Hollander.