The Eighth Circle Of Hell In Dante's Inferno

In many ways, Dante’s Inferno can be seen as a kind of imaginative grouping of human evil that is addressed into nine circles that descend into the depths of hell. At times it is very questionable the way Dante wrote the circles, wondering why they were created the way they were. For example, a sin in the Eighth Circle of Hell, bribe, would be considered worse than a sin in the Sixth Circle of Hell, murder. To understand this, one must realize that Dante followed very strict Christian values during the time that this book was written. Throughout his decent it is clearly indicated by the way each sin is described in the circles. While descending the sins only get worse according to what the beliefs if god were back then. His moral system prioritizes