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    following the crucifixion of Christ‚ and he has risen with him. To look further into the other religions represented in Inferno‚ the tower in the city of Dis that Dante refers to is a mosque‚ to further emphasize that anyone who does not believe in Christianity is a nonbeliever and should be in Hell. It is also interesting to look at the role Dante plays throughout Inferno. Throughout‚ it is clear that Beatrice has kept a careful eye on Dante’s progress and is prepared to intervene when necessary

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    Dante’s Inferno‚ the Divine Comedy is a 14th century great book of poetry where in the poem; Hell is depicted as nine circles of suffering located within the Earth. The poem starts on Maundy Thursday in the year 1300 where to keep his religious theme; Dante describes the Harrowing of Hell. Upon reading through the book‚ I have decided to cover CANTO XI‚ The plan of Hell. I will try to go with the different levels of hell and the type of people living in it as described by Virgil‚ to Dante. Dante

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    EEXT. DESERT - DAY Nick‚ Lex and Steven emerge from the creek’s exit. They spot the rural community in the distance. INT. Dante’s HOUSE - DAY Small and cramped. Not really space for much more than what’s in here already. A rusted-out oven‚ a refrigerator‚ a small dining table and a few storage cupboards. Only the bare essentials. Anna staggers unsteadily back to her feet. Shuts the window closed. Her eyes dart around. ANNA He- Hello?- Is- Is anyone home? Anna carefully paces around the room

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    An allusion is a brief reference to a well-known person‚ event‚ or place both real and imaginary. In Dante’s Inferno – Canto V‚ one allusion present is Sammu-Ramat‚ also known as Semiramis. “Her appetite for lust became so flagrant‚ that she made lewdness licit with her laws‚ to free her from the blame her vice incurred. She is Semiramis‚ whose story reads that‚ as his wife‚ she succeeded Ninus‚ controlling the country now ruled by the sultan.” (Lines 55-60) Before meeting King Ninus‚ Semiramis

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    angel Lucifer‚ God’s favourite then started becoming too proud. Lucifer and a third of the angels revolted against God. Afterwards he was cast down into Hell for his troubles. Most would say this is because Lucifer was evil. According to Dante’s Inferno‚ the lowest level of Hell is treachery‚ and there is nothing The Devil is better than betrayal and deception. He betrayed God himself‚ when he had everything‚ he was the most beautiful angel‚ God’s favorite‚ but his

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    Expect No Mercy What goes around comes around. When sinners reach hell they are forced to experience the counter-suffering of contrapasso. For each sin‚ Dante gives a specific punishment relating to that sin. Some of these sins include violence towards self‚ violence towards God‚ sorcery‚ and hypocrisy. For the despicable lives they lived on earth‚ they are doomed to suffer relating consequences for all of eternity. “No green leaves‚ but rather black in color‚ no smooth branches‚ but twisted

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    Dante’s impression of hell is definitely very imaginative. Supposedly the deeper into hell you go the more serious the offense. The first eleven cantos seem to mirror the seven deadly sins found in the Catholic faith. The next eleven address murder which you’d think would be higher on the list but Dante feels very strongly about Fraud being a major sin. I feel the punishments Dante assigns to the crimes are appropriate. My personal belief is that heaven or hell isn’t a physical place you go to when

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    The Depths of Dante’s Hell Being separate from God will bring eternal death. “The Dive Comedy’s purpose was to save mankind from eternal dam nation and be given a chance to redeem themselves. Dante takes a journey through levels of Hell. The poem begins by him going through the dark wood‚ but three beasts block his way. Dante is then rescued by Virgil who is sent by Beatrice to be his guide and lead him to his salvation. Canto XXXVI begins with Virgil stating “Vexilla Regis prodeunt inferni”

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    Purgatory is mostly a result of Dante’s imaginative creation. Medieval Christian theologians had concluded that Christian who led saintly lives had to be distinguished from those who tended to fall to the vices. These were the people‚ who despite receiving God’s mercy‚ made mistakes‚ and therefore had to be purified before being in the company of God. Jeffrey T. Schnapp‚ Professor of romance and comparative literatures at Harvard University says‚ “Christian theologians had long recognized that there

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    The church was a very important part of people’s beliefs and played a big role in society during this time period. Religion was one of the biggest contributing factors to literature in the middle ages and is mentioned in many writers’ works. The Inferno written by Dante Alighieri is one of the most recognized written works of the middle ages. He writes of a mans journey through the levels of hell to rediscover his faith in God and the purpose of divine justice. Although this book is just a small

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