#dante alighieri

[benk625-blog]

Every time I forget to refill my "hey, don't forget" pills, I can't. Because aome DEA dickhead decided he's going to enforce manufacturing limits despite the fact that deficit disorders spiked during the pandemic. It feels cruel by design. As if Dante Aligheiri was punishing me for my neurodivergence.

wild how we have a medication that is super effective at treating a debilitating disability but its controlled to hell and back because What If Someone Takes It For Fun like i have an idea who gives a shit

[kusurrone]

Mermaid au (kinda freaky) :3

[eresia-catara]

this is a love story btw

[cassiusfan20]

cute little thing

[sentientstardust1931]

Back at it again with some Divine Yaoi I did for a project in art class🙏🙏 I finished before others in my class so I'm gonna make more art in the same vein hehe

[etruski]

Throwback to when I put my name as Dante Alighieri on Academia.edu and received this email

[msue0027]

Ah yes, my favourite Bible fanfics, in no particular order

"Paradise Lost", John Milton

"Divine Comedy", Dante Alighieri

"Good Omens", Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman

[389]

Dante and Virgil in Hell (1850) William Bouguereau

[eirene]

Dante and Virgil in the Ninth Circle of Hell, 1861

Gustave Doré

[oscarisaacasimov]

Hozier's Hymn to Virgil

“There’s points where Virgil picks Dante up and carries him over certain places, and puts him on the back of beasts who fly him over ravines and all of this fantastical stuff. He holds this guy when he faints and trembles and weeps,” Hozier said. “Dante the living human in this poem is, like, horrified. And then he arrives at the end of it, and Virgil says, ‘Well, I can go no further.’ And Dante, the writer, knows on some level that Virgil is not a man who deserves to be in hell.”

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Dante's Inferno - art by Gustave Doré (1861)

[jstor]

Harald Slott-Møller. Paolo and Francesca. 1905. Oil on panel, 1760 x 910 mm. Statens Museum for Kunst.

[lionofchaeronea]

Dante Running from the Three Beasts, William Blake, between 1824 and 1827

[lillithdeluna]

In Praise of the Stygian. A cold breath runs down the back of my neck. I turn, yet I am only faced with darkness. A faint whisper beckons me forward. "Come to the dark," it says, "Join us." Do I move closer?

[carmillathevampire]

When you're studying for a literature exam and you only have one night

[illustratus]

Lake Cocytus and the Traitors (Dante's Divine Comedy Enferno) by Gustave Doré