In the Paradiso (1321), the highest of Dante’s heavens is the Empyrean, the tenth heaven.
It contains God’s Court, seen as a many-petaled rose.
What is the highest of Dante’s heavens?
In the Paradiso (1321), the highest of Dante’s heavens is the Empyrean, the tenth heaven.
It contains God’s Court, seen as a many-petaled rose.