Inspired by the most famous depictions of hell, Dante’s “Inferno,” let's call them the Nine Circles of Rivalry. The deeper you go, the deeper is the rivalry, and the more I’ll very much ...
The reference is opaque, but the animosity is as transparent as a pane of glass. Dante so despised Pope Boniface VIII that he placed him in the eighth circle of Hell, reserved for those seduced by ...
The fragment certainly then belongs in the "special section" of my Illustrations to Dante's Inferno (Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1994) and among the dozen or so works treated in my "The ...
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