Fantastic news for those who love Dante’s
Divine Comedy: a 14th-century Italian manuscript—Egerton MS 943—of the
Divina Commedia, containing hundreds of images and a commentary in Latin, has now been published on
Digitised Manuscripts (on the British Library website). Via
Medieval manuscripts blog.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjCAIYlrXZHyOoWmqBlPn_PojhRPHGLk7cRIiwVsd_saI0u3r9xWuv-c5rkLVLTQnQgPIdYT8zcPYC_zF6p_X1W6XAH5Ae5M0_m-w9FaVgDxdrgMFSvWw5ebqsFJJjH-9G7EA8lGQ/s1600/dante_e_beatrice.png) |
Beatrice explaining the order of the universe to Dante. Divina Commedia (Paradiso, Canto XXVIII) London, British Library, Egerton MS 943, f 130r |
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