Dante's Inferno vs. The School of Athens: Intellectuals in Limbo

Dante’s Inferno and Raphael’s The School of Athens provide two different perspectives on Antiquity’s thinkers. Raphael bathes them in sunlight, while Dante condemns them to the limbo-level of hell.

The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Inferno, translated by James Romans Sibbald

Dante's Inferno: Canto IV

A PAINTING IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS What Raphael's famed School of Athens tells us about the Church - Larry Alex Taunton

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MICHELE COLLIER // Ambiguous narratives: reading all'antica reliefs in the studiolo in early-sixteenth-century Italy - The Courtauld

Averroës (Ibn Rushd) 1126-1198 from Moorish Spain, born in Cordoba

Dante's Inferno vs. The School of Athens: Intellectuals in Limbo

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A PAINTING IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS What Raphael's famed School of Athens tells us about the Church - Larry Alex Taunton

Dante's Inferno vs. The School of Athens: Intellectuals in Limbo

The Divine Comedy: Inferno 3 In Limbo, and the Harrowing of Hell – The Eclectic Light Company

Notes from: The Great Conversation, by Norman Melchert – theunstructor

The Devine Comedy - Inferno by Daniel Neiderhiser - Issuu