Epic poem · 1884

The Inferno (Sibbald)

Translated by James Romanes Sibbald

by Dante Alighieri

Translated by James Romanes Sibbald (1884)

Dante's journey through Hell, in James Romanes Sibbald's Victorian terza rima, the form and rhyme of the original kept.

Contents · 34 parts

• Inferno: Canto Iabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto IIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto IIIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto IVabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto Vabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto VIabout 120 lines
• Inferno: Canto VIIabout 130 lines
• Inferno: Canto VIIIabout 130 lines
• Inferno: Canto IXabout 130 lines
• Inferno: Canto Xabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XIabout 120 lines
• Inferno: Canto XIIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XIIIabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto XIVabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XVabout 120 lines
• Inferno: Canto XVIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XVIIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XVIIIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XIXabout 130 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXabout 130 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXIIabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXIIIabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXIVabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXVabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXVIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXVIIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXVIIIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXIXabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXXabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXXIabout 150 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXXIIabout 140 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXXIIIabout 160 lines
• Inferno: Canto XXXIVabout 140 lines

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