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An Irish Precursor of Dante: A Study on the Vision OfHeaven and Hell Ascribedto the Eighth-century IrishSaint Adamnán, With Translationof the Irish Te

An Irish Precursor of Dante: A Study on the Vision OfHeaven and Hell Ascribedto the Eighth-century IrishSaint Adamnán, With Translationof the Irish Te

Boswell, Charles Stuart

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Literary CriticismGeneral Christianity

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ISBN10: 1026135524
ISBN13: 9781026135525
Publisher: Xpresspress
Pages: 314
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.66 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

This XpressRead Cram Edition of An Irish Precursor of Dante pairs the complete original text with carefully prepared study materials, designed for deeper engagement with this classic.

Explore the fascinating world of early Irish literature with An Irish Precursor of Dante, Charles Stuart Boswell's study of the vision of Heaven and Hell ascribed to the eighth-century Saint Adamnán. This meticulously prepared edition offers a unique glimpse into the religious and literary landscape of medieval Ireland.

Boswell delves into Adamnán's vision, presenting a translation of the original Irish text alongside insightful analysis. Discover the remarkable parallels between Adamnán's work and later vision literature, most notably Dante's Inferno. This study sheds light on the historical and cultural context that shaped early Christian beliefs about the afterlife.

For scholars of Irish literature, medieval studies, and religious history, An Irish Precursor of Dante provides valuable insights into the development of Western thought and the enduring power of visionary narratives. Delve into this classic work and trace the roots of our fascination with heaven, hell, and the journey beyond.

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