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I was somewhat acquainted with the forum a while back, but then I had to take a absence due to a lack of free time. I am back and I am looking to get back into reading more as occurences in my life...

Hello, I am TheLhix. I have been on this forum for a while but, I haven't participated in the forum yet and, haven't been on recently. So, I suppose this is greetings and, I assume I could be...

It's a very good possibility whence you wrap you're mind around it.

Ok, I know its a very modern offer but, I have heard some reviews on his works. I came here wanting to see what people thought of him on the community I trust most.


Is he worth investing in? Is...

They have made a Gaming interpretation of Inferno already. It is promptly called "Dante's Inferno" and, they went all out with the gruesome details. I would gladly pay money to see it. :)

I am, reading The Comedy in its entirety first. I see no confusion with Virgil's role in the book but, its also making me eager to read more about him!


:) I say follow your feelings but, in a...

The Allen translations are very good. You get the nice style of Dante and, all of the understanding that comes with it. It is also a very neatly cloth-bound book at a cheap price. It is durable if...

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Getting told you don't eat enough after already eating your fill.

Fictional, As much as I try to stray to non-fiction, The will from my child-hood still craves me so.


Knights of Malta or, Templar?

If we are following into this theory then we might as-well consider science and, alchemy one and, rid it of the fictional blur.

I dream that one day, Human-kind will unite as one and, work for galactic and, universal exploration and, power. I don't want to see the inevitability of the Human race staying on earth for the...

It would be a tie between Florence and, Malta. (History lover if you cannot tell.)

Do you think you have to be religious to enjoy religious stories? (Very controversial in my area)

Well, in a literal sense he was a scientist and, science often gives theories about how you cannot have life without death. That would be my literal guess.


"The darkest places in hell rest for...

Hand-print?

Poor democracy, history of religious radicals, and, a very simple view on most political problems?

Egypt

All depending on the quality of the movie I suppose.

Would you rather lose you're literary prowess or, suffer through the horrible rythm of the worst poets until, "death do you part"

I believe, alchemy as nothing more then a fictional shade that covered up science for the longest time. Newton was a scientist, in my opinion.

I read The Divine Comedy over again, for about the 100th time.

What is you're most read book?

I believe the original statement is mostly that of, personal preference. In my opinion he had some flops and, some glorious masterpieces.