Dante Alighieri Quotes

Those Ancients Who In Poetry Presented
the Golden Age, Who Sang Its Happy State,
perhaps, In Their Parnassus, Dreamt This Place.
Here, Mankind's Root Was Innocent; And Here
were Every Fruit And Never-ending Spring;
these Streams
the Nectar Of Which Poets Sing.

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