How to pronounce “Dante” in English

"Blake was working on illustrations for Dante's 'Divine Comedy.'" Let's see here.

It's very interesting to me to know that the word "transhuman" was first used in connection not with science but in an English translation of Dante's "Paradiso,"

these orbits with the innermost stable circular orbit where you could be sort of in Dante's limbo if you were on that

So, you probably know about this idea of the guided tour into Heaven and Hell from Dante's "Divine Comedy." Well, Dante didn't make up the idea of the guided tour of Heaven and Hell.

But then, I basically scoured Dante's "Divine Comedy" looking for lines that would address the fall of man,

I mean, sometimes-- not all, but many-- like entering a layer of "Dante's Inferno", if you will.

hardening of heart and the coarsening of conscience that leads toward indifference that's why at the end of Dante's Inferno is the iciness of Satan

But then after that, we get to the final words of Dante's "Inferno" where he says, you know, and henceforth, we came back into the light

Hell was originally a cold place in Dante's hell

"Abandon all hope, ye who enter here!!," quoting from "Dante's Inferno," of course.

But in Latin, it would be meaning a bond, as described in Dante's literature "Paradiso," a metaphorical bond--