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Married Francesca for social reasons University of Bologna-Brunetto Latini (Canto 15) At age 13 he met Beatrice 1295-elected to city council in Florence Guelphs-supported pope as ruler for church (Dante) Charged and exiled in 1302 Comedy began Died in Ravenna in 1321 |
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Papacy vs Holy Roman Empire
Papal claimed authority over government.
HRE said only church
Wanted Italy united into one central state
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Giant funnel-like hole created when Satan was cast from H heaven
Increasingly..
Hateful
Spiteful
Offensive
Murderous
Traitorous
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At the age of 35
1300 (Jubilee) on Good Friday |
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Savior of Italy, To chase she-wolf away |
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But I am not like Aeneis and St. Paul before him |
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Feeling unprepared as he embarks on Journey with Virgil |
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Waving banners with nothing on them around
Those who didn’t use intellect or were uncommitted
(worms eat their blood and tears)
Fallen angels
(Pope Celestine)
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Ferryman to hell proper- tells Dante to leave because his boat can’t handle it and (still has hope for salvation) |
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(limbo)-Virtuous pagans, those born before Christianity, unbaptized,
Figures of honor (create their own envisioned afterlife)-Homer, Ovid, Horace, Lucan group salutes Dante as one of theirs.
Philosophers- Socrates, Plato, Cicero, Seneca, Aristotle…
Castle with Seven walls and Moats
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(lustful)
Minos hears souls confess sins and wraps tail around him to cast the damned.
Meets Paolo and Francesca
Tossed and whirled by the winds of passion. Cleopatra, Dido, Helen, Tristan…
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(Gluttons)
Mud and mire guarded by Cerberus-three headed dog Meets Ciacco (the hog)-with negative prophecies about the fate of Florence-defeat and expulsion of one party.
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(wealth of God and riches)-as descending to circle 4
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(Hoarders and Wasters)
Move giant boulders around at one another saying ”why do you hoard?’’ "why do you waste?’…
Fountain of strange, dark water… |
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Marsh to River Styx (river of hate) |
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Separates upper from middle rings
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Open and Violent Hatred
Accosted by Filipo Argenti
Fight and battle one another (striking and biting)
More souls under water making bubbles with their cries |
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lives are sullen-choke on own rage |
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Ferryman to Dys
Site of poets anger, enter boat |
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Violent
Strike out at each other
Filipo Argenti |
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Virgil cannot move forward (human reason isn’t enough to transcend) |
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(Greek mythology).. Snake haired females…
Virgil hides Dante’s eyes from Medusa |
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(Violence and Heretics)
Thousands in Burning tombs
Ferinata Uberti (ghibbilene enemy)
Cavalcante di cavalcanti-Father of friend Guido
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Descent into deep valley with Minotaur |
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Centaur-Virgil seeks guidance to cross Dante ..
Volunteers Nesses |
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(Violence)
against..
Neighbors, murderers, and the makers of war
Selves-suicides
God, Art, and Nature
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Boiling blood
Where those violent against neighbors, tyrants, and war-makers reside,
Depth of river according to sin.
Sinners shot with arrow and brought back to proper depth. |
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(suicides)
Pier Della Vigna
Judgement day:
Bodies will remain suspended on the trees that took their owners
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Blasphemers, Sadomites, and usurers |
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Brunetto Latini-asks for them not to stop walking so he won’t have to sit in the fire for 100 years.
Prophecy about coming exhile
Dante expresses love for his teacher
Only a few scholars can be mentioned and all were accused of sodomy. |
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Political allusions to famous Guelphs.
Dante is becoming numb to sins and sinners.
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Cord is tossed into pit by Virgil. |
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(symbol of fraud)
Face of man, body half reptile, half hairy beast with scorpion stinger.
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(10 Chasms/ditches/pouches) |
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Used others to serve their own purposes.
Walking in both directions and lashed by whips
Benedico Cachelenico-brought sister to serve desires of the marquee…
Jason- and Medea-seduce, impregnate, and leave.
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Channel of excrement and sewage
Allexio del luca, Theas-a whore |
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Used position in church to sell things for personal, financial gain
Upside down in baptismal fonts with souls of feet on fire Pope Nicolas III who mistakes Dante for Boniface |
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Fortune Tellers and Diviners
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Heads on backwards and eyes clouded by tears |
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Plunged deep into a river of boiling pitch and slashed at by demons |
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religious men damned to walk endlessly in a circle wearing glittering leaden robes
Caiaphas crucified on ground and all other sinners must step on him to pass.
Two jovial friars tell the way to the seventh pouch where
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Have their hands cut off and spend eternity with vipers that transform them into serpents by biting them
They must bite another sinner to take back a human form. |
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Flames that consume the souls of the evil counselors Speaks to Ulysses |
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Mutilated bodies
Mohammed and Ali walking in a circle
wounds knit only to be opened again…
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Sinners plagued, some unable to move, some picking scabs off one another |
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Giant Frozen Lake-Cacytus
Sinners are stuck
Dante believes he sees towers but these end up being the giants
Anteis-takes on palm and places at the bottom of well |
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Caina
Frozen up to their necks in ice |
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Antineura
Frozen closer to heads
Dante Kicks Traitor in head and Traitor won’t tell name and Dante treats him savagely
Story of Count Aquillino gnawing the head and neck Archbishop Rugieri and his treatment of him in the upperworld |
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Ptolemeia
Traitors to guests
Soul begs him to take the ice visors formed from tears out of eyes
Dante promises to do so but after hearing story refuses. |
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Final pit of hell
Traitors to Masters fixed in ice.
Satan, three heads, each of which is chewing a traitor-Judas, Brutus, and cassias |
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