The Divine Comedy: Inferno

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- Canto I
- Canto II
- Canto III
- Canto IV
- Canto V
- Canto VI
- Canto VII
- Canto VIII
- Canto IX
- Canto X
- Canto XI
- Canto XII
- Canto XIII
- Canto XIV
- Canto XV
- Canto XVI
- Canto XVII
- Canto XVIII
- Canto XIX
- Canto XX
- Canto XXI
- Canto XXII
- Canto XXIII
- Canto XXIV
- Canto XXV
- Canto XXVI
- Canto XXVII
- Canto XXVIII
- Canto XXIV
- Canto XXX
- Canto XXXI
- Canto XXXII
- Canto XXXIII
- Canto XXXIV
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- Canto XXXIV
  Megan Taylor says: I'm curious if there were previous descriptions of Lucifer before this and how they varied[...]
- Canto XXXIII
  Megan Taylor says: Although I'm pleased with the imagery of various heathen tortures I'm finding myself extre[...]
- Canto XXI
  Megan Taylor says: This line immediately makes me think of Bosche, and as I consider it many of the strange d[...]
- Canto XX
  Megan Taylor says: Dante keeps going back and forth from feeling pity for the damned, to speaking forth that [...]
- Canto XVII
  Megan Taylor says: From the description I can't seem to place this creature from any previous tales, writings[...]
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by Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) | translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882)

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