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Aurobindo Ghosh or Rishi Aurobindo
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How is the Divine Comedy important in history?
The Divine Comedy by Dante was important because he wrote this great poem in Italian.
Who was the writer of the divine comedy?
Dante Alighieri. He wrote them while he was exiled from Florence. Circa 1307 to 1321.
Which of the following best describes the significance of the divine comedy?
The characters were realistic, and the author wrote in a style similar to that of medieval writers.
What language was divine comedy written in?
All I know is that the guy who wrote the book was Italian and I think it was writen sometime between 14th-16th century.
Who is C Everett Palmer?
he is a man who wrote stories about his life.
Where was he when he wrote the divine comedy?
Exiled from Florence.
Who is Life Divine author?
Sri Aurobindo is the author of The Life Divine
Who was the author of The Divine Comdey?
Poet Dante Alighieri wrote the epic poem The Divine Comedy
When was Divine Life Society created?
Divine Life Society was created in 1936.
Who wrote divine comedy and the inferno?
Dante Alighieri
Who wrote Inferno The Divine Comedy?
Dante Alighieri
How is the Divine Comedy important in history?
The Divine Comedy by Dante was important because he wrote this great poem in Italian.
Who made the divine comedy?
Dante. He also wrote about "The Inferno"
What year was the poem the divine comedy wrote?
The poem, The Divine Comedy, was written by Dante Alighieri in circa 1308 and was completed in 1320.
The book life divine was written by which author?
Sri Aurobindo, also known as Aurobindo Ghose wrote The Life Divine. It is based of letters written by Aurobindo that focus on philosophical issues regarding evolution and nature of reality. He is also known for Savitri: A Legend and A Symbol, an epic poem.
What is divine moral?
Divine moral is to view the concerns of this world and your life as GOD would.
Who was donte alighieri?
He was an Italian poet who wrote The Divine Comedy, which is now commonly known as Dante's Inferno. Inferno was actually only a section The Divine Comedy.
