Divine Comedy Manuscripts

Divine Comedy manuscripts are handwritten or printed copies of Dante Alighieri's medieval epic poem, composed in the early 14th century. This work narrates a symbolic journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise, reflecting themes of morality, theology, and human progress. Manuscripts vary in style, illustrations, and annotations, often showcasing the artistry of scribes and illuminators. Preserved in libraries and museums worldwide, these manuscripts are valuable historical and literary artifacts that offer insights into medieval culture, religious beliefs, and Dante’s profound influence on literature.