"Dante and the Early Astronomers" is a work that reveals the influence of astronomy on the work of the outstanding Italian poet Dante Alighieri. The author of the book, Mary Eckworth Orr, explores how the viral ideas of astronomy and cosmology of the 14th century were reflected in Dante's work, in particular in his famous poem "Divine Comedy". The book opens the reader to the fascinating world of medieval astronomy and philosophy, revealing a deep connection between scientific knowledge and literary art. "Dante and the Early Astronomers" is not only a study of the influence of science on culture, but also an exciting journey into the mysterious world of the Middle Ages, which combines mysticism, legends and rational thinking.