""New Life is Dante's account of his lifelong muse Beatrice, an unobtainable woman who predeceased him by many years, but inspired the most beautiful poetry of his youth." "From his first meeting with her, dressed modestly but strikingly in crimson, Dante sensed that his life would never be quite the same again. The story of his attachment follows: his helpless emotional and physical reactions to her, his strange visions, and his desperate subterfuges, together with all the moving sonnets and canzoni that 'his gracious lady' inspired. At once a subtle spiritual allegory and a moving portrait of the youthful love that can afflict us all, New Life is the acknowledged masterpiece of Dante's early life, prefiguring in many ways both the poetic fruition of The Divine Comedy and the modern novel form."--Jacket."

"The new life = (La vita nuova)"
"The New life"@en
"The New life"
"The new Life = ˜La œvita nuova"
"(The new life)"
"The new life = (La Vita Nuova)"@en
"New life"@en
"New life"
"The new life = La vita nuova"@en
"The new life = La vita nuova"
"The new life [microform]"
"The new life by Dante Alighieri translated by Dante Gabriel Rossetti pictured by Evelyn Paul with music by Alfred Mercer"@en
"The new life = la vita nuova"@en
"The New Life"
"The New Life"@en
"The New life = La Vita nuova"
"The new life"
"The new life"@en
"The new life : La vita nuova"@en
"[The New Life of Dante Alighieri ... Translated by Charles Eliot Norton.]"@en
"The New life [La Vita nuova]"
"The new life = La Vita nuova"@en