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- __ Alighieri
- Purgatorio writer
- The Divine Comedy poet
- Author of The Divine Comedy
- Composer Satie
- Infernal poet?
- The Inferno author
- Writer who put himself through hell
- Inferno author
- Il Convivio author
- The Supreme Poet
- Poet who was the first to use the terza rima scheme
- Writer who went through Hell for his masterpiece
- One who walked through Hell?
- De vulgari eloquentia author
- La Vita Nuova author
- Divine Comedy poet
- Divine comedian?
- Author who coined the phrase "Abandon all hope ye who enter here"
- The Inferno poet
- Tourist in Hell
- Taker of a trip from hell?
- Purgatorio poet
- Dan Brown's latest inspiration
- Inspiration for Dan Brown's 2013 novel
- Poet Alighieri
- Poet who went through hell
- Italian poet
- Paradiso poet
- Poet depicted on Italy's two-euro coin
- A fair request should be followed by the deed in silence writer
- Whom James Joyce called "my spiritual food"
- The most eloquent singer of the Christian idea, per Pope Benedict XV
- Poet whose statue stands across from New York's Lincoln Center
- Writer of famous circles?
- Inspiration for Rodin's "The Gates of Hell"
- Inferno poet
- Author who went through Hell
- All hope abandon, ye who enter here! penner
- He went to hell, so to speak
- His comedy was "divine"
- Poet led by Virgil
- Divine Comedy author
- Divine Comedy writer
- Paradiso penner
- La Vita Nuova writer
- Divina commedia poet
- The Divine Comedy penner
- Afterlife explorer of poetry
- Contemporary of Cavalcanti
- Italian poet Alighieri
- Virgil put him through hell
- La vita nuova poet
- Inferno visitor
- Poet exiled from Florence
- The Divine Comedy author
- First poet to use the terza rima verse form
- Alighieri
- Italian poet
- Beatrice's lover
- Beatrice's admirer
- Beatrice's adorer
- 14th-century Florentine exile
- Father of modern Italian, per linguists
- Poet translated by Longfellow
- He wrote the "Convivio"
- Poet who feuded with Pope Boniface VIII
- Abandon all hope, ye who enter here! poet
- Italy's "Supreme Poet"
- Clerks clerk
- Boccaccio added "Divina" to the title of his masterpiece
- Poet whose work helped establish modern Italian
- Poet on some 36-Across coins
- Poet who was guided through paradise by Beatrice
- The Divine Comedy character
- Poet Rossetti
- Inferno writer
- __ Symphony (Liszt work)
- Signor Alighieri
- Gremlins director
- Giotto contemporary
- Florentine poet
- Painter/poet Rossetti
- Abandon all hope . . . writer
- Poet born in Florence
- Beatrice's love
- Middle Ages literary figure
- Italian master poet
- Supreme Poet of Italy
- Whom Boccaccio called "ever melancholy and pensive"
- Boccaccio dubbed his epic "Divina"
- Italian writer of "Inferno"
- Whom Chaucer called a "grete poete"
- Inspiration for Eliot's 61 Across
- Poet admired by Boccaccio
- Poet from Florence
- The father of the Italian language
- '90s All-Star Bichette
- City magistrate of Florence, he wrote "La Commedia."
- Admirer of Beatrice.
- Great Italian poet (1265–1321).
- Famous Italian (1265–1321).
- Given name of author of "Divina Commedia."
- Given name of author of "The Blessed Damozel."
- Author of "Vita Nuova."
- He was led through Paradise by Beatrice.
- Great epicist (1265–1321).
- ___ Alighieri.
- Author of the "Commedia."
- He gave a voice to ten silent centuries.
- He wrote "La Vita Nuova."
- Italian literary figure.
- Contemporary of Marco Polo.
- Giotto painted his portrait.
- He immortalized Beatrice.
- Poet who loved Beatrice Portinari.
- Friend of Boccaccio.
- Friend of Petrarch.
- He immortalized Beatrice Portinari.
- Great name in literature.
- Poet Rosetti.
- Poet Rossetti's first name.
- Author of an epic.
- Christina Rosetti's brother.
- Beloved of Beatrice.
- He loved Beatrice.
- Illustrious Italian.
- Underworld poet.
- Visitor to Purgatory.
- Epic writer.
- Poet (1265–1321).
- Epicist of 1300.
- Poet circa 1300.
- Journeyer through hell with Virgil.
- Medieval poet.
- Subject of Boccaccio biography.
- Liszt symphony.
- One of the Rossettis.
- Renaissance name.
- Literary light.
- Great name in poetry.
- Great Florentine.
- Noted Italian.
- Beatrice's friend
- Inferno man
- Lizst symphony
- Friend of Beatrice
- Poet
- Nether lands expert
- Famous Florentine
- Aligheri
- Famed Florentine
- Beatrice's idolater
- Beatrice's Florentine admirer
- Florentine poet exPAtriated in 1302
- Poet painted by Giotto
- Giotto subject
- Inferno creator
- First name of Rossetti
- Subject of a Giotto painting
- Symphony by Liszt
- ___ Gabriel Rossetti
- He pined for Beatrice
- He toured Hades with Aeneas
- Author of "Divina Commedia"
- Whom Beatrice guided through Paradise
- Congressman Fascell
- Italian meter man
- Great Italian poet
- He was Beatrice's 63 Across
- Poet ___ Alighieri
- Subject of 23 Across
- Worshiper of Beatrice
- Poet famed for terza rima
- He went through Hell
- His beloved was Beatrice
- Infernal writer?
- Pre-Raphaelite Rossetti
- All hope abandon, ye who enter here! writer
- Baseball's Bichette
- Boccaccio's "Life of___"
- Florentine literary giant
- T.S. Eliot book-essay
- The Divine Comedy writer
- De Vulgare Eloquentia author
- Paradiso writer
- Florentine exiled in 1302
- Poet translated by Ciardi
- Il convivio writer
- In His will is our peace writer
- Exile of 1302
- Writer exiled in 1302
- Writer who went to hell?
- A great flame follows a little spark writer
- Il Poeta
- He met Charon in the underworld
- De Monarchia writer
- Boccaccio wrote a biography of him
- Poet who wrote "Let us not speak of them, but look, and pass on"
- He listens well who takes notes writer
- Writer about a hellish journey
- Purgatorio and "Paradiso" poet
- Poet who wrote "In the middle of the journey of our life I came to myself within a dark wood where the straight way was lost"
- Poet who wrote of Beatrice
- Who wrote "A great flame follows a little spark"
- Who wrote "Let us not speak of them, but look, and pass on"
- One hell of a writer?
- Poet who invented the terza rima rhyme scheme
- Virgil's fellow traveler
- One of the so-called "Three Crowns of Florence," along with Petrarch and Boccaccio
- Someone hell-bent on writing?
- Whom Italians call "il Sommo Poeta"
- Writer who went through hell?
- So-called "Father of the Italian Language"
- Author of "De vulgari eloquentia"
- Creator of the nine circles of Hell
- Italian poet who wrote "Nature is the art of God"
- Writer whose work is hell to get through?
- Poet surnamed Alighieri
- Beatrice's beau
- Football's Lavelli
- Hellish writer
- Most famous person born in Florence in 1265
- Divina Commedia author
- Silvio of "The Sopranos"
- Birth name of the Marvel superhero Inferno
- Aristotle and ___ Discover the Secrets of the Universe (award-winning Y.A. book by Benjamin Alire Sáenz)
- Famous Italian poet
- Author Alighieri
- Famous poet
- Convivio author
- Divine poet?
- Divine Comedy penner
- Inferno guy
- Beatrice Portinari's admirer
- Infernal author?
- He went through hell, in poetry
- All hope abandon ye . . . writer
- He went to hell, in a sense
- Il Convivio poet
- He appears on Italy's two-euro coin
- His portrait appears on Italy's two-euro coin
- Molar of an Italian writer?
- He was a hell of a writer!
- Poet on Italy's two-euro coins
- Commedia writer
- Terza rima pioneer
- Divina Commedia writer
- Author on some Italian euro coins