Â  "Mezzo Cammin", a poem by Longfellow, takes its title from the first line of this work, and he was the first to translate this work into English.
The preface to the first edition ofÂ Das KapitalÂ ends with a quote from this work, and this work is also quoted by Gino Carella when he is first introduced inÂ Where Angels Fear to Tread.Â  The line "Hath thirled with the point of remembrance", from Chaucer'sÂ Anelda and Arcite, is a reference to this work, and Chaucer also modeled the last stanza ► ofÂ Troilus and CresydeÂ on this work.Â  "Mezzo Cammin", a poem by Longfellow, takes its title from the first line of this work, and he was the first to translate this work into English. Â The title of a novel about a mathematician named Gleb Nerzhin imprisoned in aÂ sharashkaÂ alludes to a location described in this work.Â For 10 points, name this work, which also provided the epigraph for "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and served as the model forÂ The CantosÂ andÂ The Human Comedy.
The preface to the first edition ofÂ Das KapitalÂ ends with a quote from this work, and this work is also quoted by Gino Carella when he is first introduced inÂ Where Angels Fear to Tread.
TheÂ Divine ComedyÂ or LaÂ Divina CommediaÂ [prompt on "Inferno" or "Purgatory" or "Paradise"]Â 