6 Works found in La Divina Commedia | The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri
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Eternally Divided: A Missing Canto from Dante's Inferno by Dusk Peterson (duskpeterson)
La Divina Commedia | The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri, Historical RPF
20 Jan 2012
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If you fall in love with one of the damned, should you join him in his damnation?
"As a child hearing the song of his beloved mother is woken from deep sleep, so I felt myself drawn back from my darkness by the stern sound of my master's voice."
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- Part 2 of Master/Other
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Bob's Inferno by orphan_account
Epic of Gilgamesh, The Ramayana, Arthurian Mythology, Dante's Inferno - Fandom, Subgenius
29 Mar 2011
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Bob had learned long ago to be brief and straightforward when dealing with the lords of creation.
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As Long as Hope Leaves the Least Bit of Green. by anotherjuxtaposition (furies) for atheilen
Divine Comedy - Dante
21 Dec 2009
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Beatrice is her own religion to some, but everyone forgets to ask about Beatrice herself.
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Beside the woeful tide of Acheron by GreenSpine (Archon) for merry_stew
Divine Comedy - Dante
20 Dec 2009
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Charon's instructions to his passengers never vary and are never heeded.
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Dante and Virgil's Wild and wacky, yet Elucidating Adventures in the Lands Buffalonius, Angelic, and Britannic, with some small appearances by familiar figures: A comedy in 3 parts (3 parts each, sortof) by fresne
La Divina Commedia | The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel: the Series
8 Sep 2009
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Dante and Virgil take a Wild and yet simultaneously wacky, yet Elucidating (because there are footnotes and essays and stuff) Adventures in the Lands Buffalonius, Angelic, and Britannic. There are some small appearances by familiar figures. There are nine parts. Sortof. Okay, not really, but go with it.
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- Part 3 of Good Literature Done Wrong
- Words:
- 24,876
- Chapters:
- 15/15
- Hits:
- 42
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The V. Secret Diary of Dante Alighieri by opal_bullets
La Divina Commedia | The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri
11 Dec 2004
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Dante finds himself lost in some Woods near a Significant Hill, and is visited by the shade of his poetic hero Virgil. Virgil convinces him to take a trip through Hell. As is wont to happen in the Abyss, hilarity ensues.