The Divine Comedy (complete)

The narrative poem explores Dante's spiritual journey from sin and despair to salvation and self-discovery, reflecting his personal experiences during exile from Florence. Divided into three books, each containing 33 cantos, it is notable for its use of the Tuscan vernacular, which played a significant role in shaping the Italian language. The Divine Comedy is not only a profound allegory of the soul's journey but also a landmark in literary history.