The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri: The InfernoDante Alighieri
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The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri: The Inferno
Dante Alighieri
Epic poetry, Italian -- Translations into English; Hell; Italian poetry -- To 1400 -- Translations into English
The Eighth Circle--Eighth Bolgia continued--Guido of Montefeltro--
the Cities of Romagna--Guido and Boniface VIII., 200
CANTO XXVIII.
The Eighth Circle--Ninth Bolgia, where the Schismatics in Church
and State are for ever being dismembered--Mahomet--Fra Dolcino--
Pier da Medicina--Curio--Mosca--Bertrand de Born, 209
CANTO XXIX.
The Eighth Circle--Ninth Bolgia continued--Geri del Bello--Tenth
Bolgia, where Counterfeiters of various kinds, as Alchemists and
Forgers, are tormented with loathsome diseases--Griffolino of
Arezzo--Capocchio on the Sienese, 217
CANTO XXX.
The Eighth Circle--Tenth Bolgia continued--Myrrha--Gianni
Schicchi--Master Adam and his confession--Sinon, 225
CANTO XXXI.
The Ninth Circle, outside of which they remain till the end of
this Canto--this, the Central Pit of Inferno, is encircled and
guarded by Giants--Nimrod, Ephialtes, and Antæus--entrance to
the Pit, 233
CANTO XXXII.
The Ninth Circle--that of the Traitors, is divided into four
concentric rings, in which the sinners are plunged more or less
deep in the ice of the frozen Cocytus--the Outer Ring is Caïna,
where are those who contrived the murder of their Kindred--
Camicion de' Pazzi--Antenora, the Second Ring, where are such
as betrayed their Country--Bocca degli Abati--Buoso da Duera--
Ugolino, 241
CANTO XXXIII.
The Ninth Circle--Antenora continued--Ugolino and his tale--the
Third Ring, or Ptolomæa, where are those treacherous to their
Friends--Friar Alberigo--Branca d'Oria, 249
CANTO XXXIV.
The Ninth Circle--the Fourth Ring or Judecca, the deepest point
of the Inferno and the Centre of the Universe--it is the place
of those treacherous to their Lords or Benefactors--Lucifer with
Judas, Brutus, and Cassius hanging from his mouths--passage
through the Centre of the Earth--ascent from the depths to the
light of the stars in the Southern Hemisphere, 260
INDEX, 269
FLORENCE AND DANTE.
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