And, as for every occasion, there’s always a Rylands Dante edition, here the November 1491 edition of Dante’s Divine Comedy, John Rylands Library, University of Manchester, shelfmark 5121.(fol. V2r).
![And, as ever, there’s always a Rylands Dante edition, here the November 1491 edition of Dante’s Divine Comedy, John Rylands Library, University of Manchester, shelfmark 5121.(fol. V2r).
Alt text: Image of part of a page from an early printed book with a large printed decorated capital P and some lines of verse in rather irregular roman type, with a small woodcut to the right showing Virgil and Dante in three episodes from Canto 1 of Purgatory. The text reads: Per correr miglior aqua alzale uele | [H]omai la nauicella del mio ingegno, | che lascia [dietro] a sé mar sì crudele. (Purg., I, 1-3).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:qns6i5v7lqtg372iyyv3blmn/bafkreihaes22m4shaooedpz73b36oofsfydgok4axytchdiv6dcjq7ifqe)
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