| DANTE | "A great flame follows a little spark" writer |
| DANTE | "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here" poet |
| DANTE | "All hope abandon ye . . ." writer |
| DANTE | "All hope abandon, ye who enter here!" writer |
| DANTE | "Clerks" clerk |
| DANTE | "Commedia" writer |
| DANTE | "De Monarchia" writer |
| DANTE | "De Vulgare Eloquentia" author |
| DANTE | "De Vulgari Eloquentia" author |
| DANTE | "Divine Comedy" poet |
| DANTE | "Divine Comedy" author |
| DANTE | "Divine Comedy" poet |
| DANTE | "Divine Comedy" writer |
| DANTE | "He listens well who takes notes" writer |
| DANTE | "Il Convivio" writer |
| DANTE | "Il convivio" writer |
| DANTE | "In His will is our peace" writer |
| DANTE | "Inferno" author |
| DANTE | "Inferno" poet |
| DANTE | "Inferno" writer |
| DANTE | "La Vita Nuova" author |
| DANTE | "La Vita Nuova" poet |
| DANTE | "La vita nuova" poet |
| DANTE | "La vita nuova" author |
| DANTE | "La vita nuova" poet |
| DANTE | "La vita nuova" writer |
| DANTE | "Paradiso" writer |
| DANTE | "Purgatorio" and "Paradiso" poet |
| DANTE | "Purgatorio" poet |
| DANTE | "Purgatorio" writer |
| DANTE | "The Divine Comedy" poet |
| DANTE | "The Divine Comedy" author |
| DANTE | "The Divine Comedy" poet |
| DANTE | "The Divine Comedy" writer |
| DANTE | "The Inferno" poet |
| DANTE | "divine comedy" author |
| DANTE | ''Divine Comedy'' author |
| DANTE | ''Divine Comedy'' writer |
| DANTE | ''Inferno'' author |
| DANTE | ''Inferno'' writer |
| DANTE | ''The Divine Comedy'' author |
| DANTE | 14th-century Italian poet and creator of Inferno |
| DANTE | 14th-century Italian poet who wrote "Divine Comedy" |
| DANTE | Author of "The Divine Comedy" |
| DANTE | Author of the famous line "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here" |
| DANTE | Author on some Italian euro coins |
| DANTE | Baseball's Bichette |
| DANTE | Beatrice's adorer |
| DANTE | Birth name of the Marvel superhero Inferno |
| DANTE | Boccaccio added "Divina" to the title of his masterpiece |
| DANTE | Boccaccio dubbed his epic ''Divina'' |
| DANTE | Boccaccio wrote a biography of him |
| DANTE | Boccaccio's "Life of___" |
| DANTE | Chronicler of hellish experiences? |
| DANTE | Creator of the nine circles of Hell |
| DANTE | Divine poet? |
| DANTE | Exile of 1302 |
| DANTE | Florentine exiled in 1302 |
| DANTE | Florentine literary giant |
| DANTE | Florentine poet |
| DANTE | Giotto contemporary |
| DANTE | He met Charon in the underworld |
| DANTE | He was a hell of a writer! |
| DANTE | He went through Hell |
| DANTE | His beloved was Beatrice |
| DANTE | Il Poeta |
| DANTE | Infernal writer? |
| DANTE | Inferno chronicler |
| DANTE | Inferno describer |
| DANTE | Inferno poet |
| DANTE | Inspiration for Eliot's 61 Across |
| DANTE | Italian master poet |
| DANTE | Italian poet |
| DANTE | Italian poet behind the Divine Comedy |
| DANTE | Italian poet depicted in a Botticelli portrait |
| DANTE | Italian poet who wrote "Divine Comedy" (anagram of "anted") |
| DANTE | Italian poet who wrote "Inferno" |
| DANTE | Italian poet who wrote "The Divine Comedy" |
| DANTE | Italian poet who wrote The Divine Comedy |
| DANTE | Italian poet, author of The Divine Comedy |
| DANTE | Italian writer of ''Inferno'' |
| DANTE | Italy's "Supreme Poet" |
| DANTE | Italy's ''Supreme Poet'' |
| DANTE | Italy's supreme poet |
| DANTE | Joe —, director of films Gremlins and The Howling |
| DANTE | Joe —, director of the films Gremlins and The Howling |
| DANTE | Medieval Italian poet who wrote "The Inferno" |
| DANTE | One hell of a writer? |
| DANTE | One of the so-called "Three Crowns of Florence," along with Petrarch and Boccaccio |
| DANTE | Poet Alighieri |
| DANTE | Poet admired by Boccaccio |
| DANTE | Poet of the Middle Ages |
| DANTE | Poet on Italy's two-euro coins |
| DANTE | Poet translated by Ciardi |
| DANTE | Poet who feuded with Pope Boniface VIII |
| DANTE | Poet who invented the terza rima rhyme scheme |
| DANTE | Poet who went to hell |
| DANTE | Poet who wrote "Divine Comedy" |
| DANTE | Poet who wrote "In the middle of the journey of our life I came to myself within a dark wood where the straight way was lost" |
| DANTE | Poet who wrote "Let us not speak of them, but look, and pass on" |
| DANTE | Poet who wrote of Beatrice |
| DANTE | Poet who wrote of Beatrice in "Divine Comedy" |
| DANTE | Poet who wrote of the nine circles of hell |
| DANTE | Poet whose work helped establish modern Italian |
| DANTE | Pre-Raphaelite Rossetti |
| DANTE | Silvio ___, consigliere to 12-Across |
| DANTE | Someone hell-bent on writing? |
| DANTE | So-called "Father of the Italian Language" |
| DANTE | T.S. Eliot book-essay |
| DANTE | Terza rima pioneer |
| DANTE | Vergil guided him down |
| DANTE | Virgil's fellow traveler |
| DANTE | Who wrote "A great flame follows a little spark" |
| DANTE | Who wrote "Let us not speak of them, but look, and pass on" |
| DANTE | Whom Boccaccio called ''ever melancholy and pensive'' |
| DANTE | Whom Chaucer called a ''grete poete'' |
| DANTE | Whom Italians call "il Sommo Poeta" |
| DANTE | Writer about a hellish journey |
| DANTE | Writer exiled in 1302 |
| DANTE | Writer who went through hell? |
| DANTE | Writer who went to hell? |
| DANTE | “Aristotle and ___ Discover the Secrets of the Universe” (award-winning Y.A. book by Benjamin Alire Sáenz) |
| DANTE | “Divine Comedy” author |
| DANTE | “Divine Comedy” poet |
| DANTE | “Divine Comedy” writer |
| DANTE | “Inferno” author |
| DANTE | “Inferno” poet |
| DANTE | “Inferno” writer |
| DANTE | “Purgatorio” poet |