ABANDON ALL HOPE YE WHO ENTER HERE DANTE THE INFERNO.

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ABANDON ALL HOPE YE WHO ENTER HERE DANTE THE INFERNO

DANTE ALIGHIERI Born in Florence, May, Born in Florence, May, His family was old and of noble origin, His family was old and of noble origin, But no longer wealthy. He probably spent a year or a part of a year at the University of Bologna as part of his education. But no longer wealthy. He probably spent a year or a part of a year at the University of Bologna as part of his education. Excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church. Excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church. Exiled from his home, Florence, Italy. Exiled from his home, Florence, Italy. Authored The Divine Comedy, an epic poem split into three parts: The Inferno (Hell), Purgatorio (Purgatory), and Paradiso (Paradise) Authored The Divine Comedy, an epic poem split into three parts: The Inferno (Hell), Purgatorio (Purgatory), and Paradiso (Paradise)

BEATRICE Dante’s great love, and the greatest single influence on his work. Dante’s great love, and the greatest single influence on his work. He met her when he was nine, she eight, at his father’s home. He met her when he was nine, she eight, at his father’s home. Most likely at a May Day festival. Most likely at a May Day festival. She was his angel, And from that day on his life and work were dedicated to her. He could not touch her. This was the age of Courtly love. Beatrice married about 1287, and died in 1290 at the age of 25.

DANTE 1530 ARTIST UNKNOWN An Allegorical Representation.

BEATRICE Dante’s muse, Inspiration, the female Aspect behind the Genius. Bernardino dei Conti SHE IS THE DIVINE LIGHT OF LOVE.

DANTE’S MEDIEVAL WORLD His world was threefold: His world was threefold: The world of politics, The world of politics, The world of theology, The world of theology, The world of learning. The world of learning. His Comedy utilizes all three; these areas are His Comedy utilizes all three; these areas are Interdependent, so that Interdependent, so that It is impossible to say It is impossible to say That one was more important than the other. That one was more important than the other. The middle ages was dominated by the struggle between the papacy And the empire. Both thought that they were of divine origin, and indispensable to the welfare of mankind.

THE PAPACY The Vatican, Rome, Italy. One of the few remaining city-states in the world.

The Empire CONSTANTINE WHERE CHURCH AND STATE WERE FIRST TIED UP.

CAUSE OF THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN PAPACY AND EMPIRE THE PAPAL CLAIM TO TEMPORAL POWER, THE PAPAL CLAIM TO TEMPORAL POWER, JUSTIFIED BY THE FORGED JUSTIFIED BY THE FORGED “DONATION OF CONSTANTINE” IN THE 8 TH CENTURY, STATED THAT THE EMPEROR, BEFORE LEAVING FOR BYZANTIUM HAD GIVEN POWER TO THE BISHOP OF ROME “DONATION OF CONSTANTINE” IN THE 8 TH CENTURY, STATED THAT THE EMPEROR, BEFORE LEAVING FOR BYZANTIUM HAD GIVEN POWER TO THE BISHOP OF ROME POPE SYLVESTER I, POPE SYLVESTER I, POLITICAL DOMINION OVER POLITICAL DOMINION OVER ITALY AND THE WESTERN EMPIRE. ITALY AND THE WESTERN EMPIRE. THIS CLAIM CREATED GREAT STRIFE AND DISCORD IN THE EMPIRE. NOTHING NEW BETWEEN RELIGION AND POLITICS.

THE IMPORTANCE OF VIRGIL IN THE MIDDLE AGES VIRGIL WAS REGARDED AS A SAGE AND NECROMANCER. HIS POEM’S WERE OPENED IN A MANNER OF DIVINATION CALLED SORTES. THE BOOK WAS OPENED AT RANDOM AND A VERSE SELECTED AS AN ANSWER TO A QUESTION. THE BIBLE IS STILL USED THIS WAY.

VIRGIL 70 B.C.E. 19 B.C.E He was the greatest of the Roman poets. He was the greatest of the Roman poets. His Aeneid provided the pattern for the His Aeneid provided the pattern for the Structure of Dante’s Hell. However, Virgil was chosen as Dante’s guide through hell Structure of Dante’s Hell. However, Virgil was chosen as Dante’s guide through hell Because Dante saw him as his master and inspiration for Dante’s Because Dante saw him as his master and inspiration for Dante’s Poetic style. Poetic style. Virgil is also revered as the poet of the Roman Empire. The Aeneid tells of the Empire’s founding.

The Divine Comedy The Inferno is a telling of Dante’s journey through the nine circles of Hell. The Roman poet Virgil guides him through Hell and Purgatory; Beatrice, Dante's ideal woman, guides him through Heaven. The Inferno is a telling of Dante’s journey through the nine circles of Hell. The Roman poet Virgil guides him through Hell and Purgatory; Beatrice, Dante's ideal woman, guides him through Heaven. Dante begins his journey through Hell on Good Friday and ends on Easter Sunday. Dante begins his journey through Hell on Good Friday and ends on Easter Sunday. This symbolizes the journey of Jesus, crucified on Good Friday, descended into Hell and was resurrected to live again on Easter Sunday This symbolizes the journey of Jesus, crucified on Good Friday, descended into Hell and was resurrected to live again on Easter Sunday

Literary Elements Canto – Italian word for “song”. The Divine Comedy is divided into 3 cantitas of 33 cantos each (plus one introductory canto = 100 total). Canto – Italian word for “song”. The Divine Comedy is divided into 3 cantitas of 33 cantos each (plus one introductory canto = 100 total). Allegory – symbolic representation throughout an entire literary work (the whole thing is a symbol) – everything can be read on two levels – literal and figurative Allegory – symbolic representation throughout an entire literary work (the whole thing is a symbol) – everything can be read on two levels – literal and figurative Derived from Dante’s last name Derived from Dante’s last name

STRUCTURE OF THE COMEDY DANTE’S WORLD WAS ONE THAT BELIEVED IN MYSTICAL DANTE’S WORLD WAS ONE THAT BELIEVED IN MYSTICAL CORRESPONDENCES CORRESPONDENCES NUMBERS, STARS, STONES, EVENTS OF HISTORY— CONTAINED A MYSTICAL SIGNIFICANCE. NUMBERS, STARS, STONES, EVENTS OF HISTORY— CONTAINED A MYSTICAL SIGNIFICANCE. DANTE’S NUMERICAL SYMBOLISM: 3 A SYMBOL OF THE HOLY TRINITY; 9 THREE TIMES THREE. 33 A MULTIPLE OF 3; THE 7 DAYS OF CREATION; 10 CONSIDERED IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD A PERFECT NUMBER; 100, THE MULTIPLE OF 10.

THIS PLAN WAS CARRIED OUT WITH CONSUMMATE PRECISION. THERE ARE THREE MAJOR DIVISIONS OF SINS: 1. INCONTINENCE 2. VIOLENCE 3. FRAUDULENCE EACH DIVISION HAS 33 CANTOS, A TOTAL OF 99. THE FIRST CANTO OF THE INFERNO IS AN INTRODUCTION THAT MAKES 100 CANTOS IN ALL. HELL IS NO PLACE FOR THE WISHY-WASHY, AS WE SHALL SEE. BEFORE WE ARE DONE, EVERYONE WILL KNOW WHAT CIRCLE OF HELL THEY MAY FIND THEMSELVES IN!!!

THE SPIRALING INFERNO DANTE’S HELL IS A HUGE FUNNEL SHAPED PIT. DANTE’S HELL IS A HUGE FUNNEL SHAPED PIT. THE CENTER IS LOCATED BENEATH JERUSALEM. THE CENTER IS LOCATED BENEATH JERUSALEM. ITS REGIONS ARE ARRANGED IN A SERIES OF DESCENDING CIRCULAR STAIRCASES ITS REGIONS ARE ARRANGED IN A SERIES OF DESCENDING CIRCULAR STAIRCASES THAT DIMINSH IN CIRCUMFERENCE THE DEEPER THAT VIRGIL AND DANTE TRAVEL. THE NINE REGIONS ARE DESIGNATED FOR A PARTICULAR SIN. THE HIGHER UP A SINNER, THE LIGHTER THE SIN, THE DEEPER THE SINNER, THE DARKER AND MORE TERRIBLE THE SIN.

CONCEPT OF DIVINE RETRIBUTION PUNISHMENTS IN HELL ARE REGULATED BY THE LAW OF RETRIBUTION. PUNISHMENTS IN HELL ARE REGULATED BY THE LAW OF RETRIBUTION. THESE PUNISHMENTS ARE RELATED TO THE SINS EITHER BY ANALOGY OR ANTITHESIS. THESE PUNISHMENTS ARE RELATED TO THE SINS EITHER BY ANALOGY OR ANTITHESIS. AS ONE SINNED IN LIFE, SO HE OR SHE IS PUNISHED IN DEATH. WE WILL SEE THIS CONCEPT NUMEROUS TIMES IN THE INFERNO.

VESTIBULE: UNCOMMITTED ACHERON CIRCLE I (LIMBO) VIRTUOUS UNBAPTIZED CIRCLE II: LUSTFUL CIRCLE III: GLUTTONOUS CIRCLE IV: PRODIGAL, AVARICIOUS CIRCLE V (STYX); THE WRATHFUL WALLS OF THE CITY OF DIS (CAPITOL OF HELL CIRCLE VI: HERETICS CIRCLE VII: VIOLENT AGAINST NEIGHBORS; VIOLENT AGAINST THEMSELVES; VIOLENT AGAINST GOD, NATURE, ART. ABYSS CIRCLE VIII (MALEBOLGE). GIANTS WELL CIRCLE IX (COCYTUS): TRAITORS TO KINDRED COUNTRY GUESTS MASTERS

DANTE’S FUNNEL SHAPED HELL

AT THE BOTTOM OF THE INFERNO IS DANTE’S SATAN. THE EPITOME OF EVIL, THE FALLEN ANGEL.

POINTS TO REMEMBER THE INFERNO IS PART OF A WORK CALLED THE DIVINE COMEDY. THE INFERNO IS PART OF A WORK CALLED THE DIVINE COMEDY. IN THE MIDDLE AGES COMEDY MEANT SOME HUMAN EXPERIENCE THAT IN THE MIDDLE AGES COMEDY MEANT SOME HUMAN EXPERIENCE THAT BEGAN IN TRAGEDY AND ENDED IN HAPPINESS. BEGAN IN TRAGEDY AND ENDED IN HAPPINESS. IT IS ALSO AN ALLEGORY. THE MORAL PURPOSE IS TO POINT OUT TO THOSE STILL LIVING THE ERROR OF THEIR WAYS AND TO PUT THEM ON THE PATH OF SALVATION.

THE FINAL GOAL: SALVATION BY THE CROSS.