018 Dante and Virgil walking between the walls and the tombs in the city of Dis, and Dante conversing with Farinata degli Uberti and Guido Cavalcanti, who are in their sarcophagus Divina Commedia (1444-1450)

Divina Commedia – 018 Dante and Virgil walking between the walls and the tombs in the city of Dis, and Dante conversing with Farinata degli Uberti and Guido Cavalcanti, who are in their sarcophagus

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Divina Commedia - 009 Cardinal sinners being punished in Hell

Divina Commedia - 010 Virgil addressing Paolo and Francesca, as Dante swoons in horror

Divina Commedia - 011 Third Circle - Virgil flinging earth in the jaws of Cerberus, in the third circle, that of rain, hail, wind and snow

Divina Commedia - 012 Fourth Circle - Dante and Virgil mong the Prodigals and the Wrathful

Divina Commedia - 014 Fifth Circle - Dante and Virgil being rowed across the river Styx by a Phlegyas

Divina Commedia - 016 Sixth Circle - The Walls of Dis. Furies. Dante and Virgil among heretics and false teachers

Divina Commedia - 020 Dante and Virgil looking into the tomb of Pope Anastasius, and the three tiers of the violent, suicides, and other malefactors

Divina Commedia - 021 The seventh circle. Dante and Virgil encountering a centaur, and the centaur Nessus carrying Dante and Virgil on his back past the lake of boiling blood in which are submerged Attila and other tyrants

Divina Commedia - 023 The seventh circle - The wood of the suicide

Divina Commedia - 025 The seventh circle - The violent against God

Divina Commedia - 027 The seventh circle - Prophecy of Bunetti Latini

Divina Commedia - 029 The seventh circle - Dante and Virgil being approached by three souls, Guidoguerra, Tegghiaio Aldobrandi, and Jacopo Rusticucci, and Virgil throwing Dante’s cord into a lake and drawing up the woman-headed monster Geryon

Divina Commedia - 030 Dante and Virgil are transferred to Herion in the eighth circle of hell

Divina Commedia - 032 Eighth Circle - Virgil and Dante entering the eighth circle, that of adulterers, seducers and Flatterers

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