Title: Dante's Banquet
Product review: The Italian title is not Convivo, but Il Convito, which means the Banquet, and this reference is made by Dante, himself, on pg. 12 of the book. The translation is not stuffy, but in keeping with all other translations. Dante is a better poet than philosopher, which the latter he intends to be in this writing. The only problem I have with this particular book, aside from Dante's wandering philosophy that suffers from too many ideas brought together, is that some of the photocopied pages have creases in them that cut right through some words and whole sentences, just a few, but if I were to buy a copy of this title, I would look for a better reprint.
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