Comments on: Which Translation Should I Read? http://davelafferty.com/home/home/2008/06/20/which-translation-should-i-read/ Journey through Hell with Dante Explorer Sat, 19 May 2012 07:19:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Gina Adams http://davelafferty.com/home/home/2008/06/20/which-translation-should-i-read/#comment-542 Gina Adams Wed, 16 May 2012 14:52:47 +0000 http://davelafferty.com/?p=128#comment-542 I'm using Allen Mandelbaum's translation while writing my Master's thesis. I found it easy to use. Also, Anthony Esolen has an interesting article published: Esolen, Anthony. "Body & Soul Uplifted: Dante's Magnificent Vision of Resurrection of the Flesh." Touchstone (2006): 26-32. I’m using Allen Mandelbaum’s translation while writing my Master’s thesis. I found it easy to use. Also, Anthony Esolen has an interesting article published:

Esolen, Anthony. “Body & Soul Uplifted: Dante’s Magnificent Vision of Resurrection of
the Flesh.” Touchstone (2006): 26-32.

]]> By: sean http://davelafferty.com/home/home/2008/06/20/which-translation-should-i-read/#comment-488 sean Tue, 30 Aug 2011 14:02:12 +0000 http://davelafferty.com/?p=128#comment-488 I also prefer Mark Musa's version. I really enjoy the extra insights I receive from his notes, summaries, and essays. I also prefer Mark Musa’s version. I really enjoy the extra insights I receive from his notes, summaries, and essays.

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