This volume presents the Latin works of Dante Alighieri, reintegrated in the text with new commentary by G. Giuliani. A crucial resource for scholars of Italian literature and medieval history, this collection offers insight into Dante's intellectual world beyond the 'Divine Comedy.'

Explore Dante's thoughts on politics, philosophy, and language as expressed in his Latin prose and poetry. This edition provides a valuable perspective on the development of Dante's ideas and their historical context. A must-read for those seeking a deeper understanding of one of literature's giants.

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