Epic poem · 1833

The Inferno (Wright)

Translated by Ichabod Charles Wright

by Dante Alighieri

Translated by Ichabod Charles Wright (1833)

Dante's journey through Hell in Ichabod Charles Wright's rhymed tercets, the three-line stanza 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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