061 Ninth Circle – Dante and Virgil witnessing the story of the death of Count Ugolino della Gherardesca and his four children Divina Commedia (1444-1450)

Divina Commedia – 061 Ninth Circle - Dante and Virgil witnessing the story of the death of Count Ugolino della Gherardesca and his four children

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Divina Commedia - 049 Eighth Circle - Dante and Virgil meeting Guido di Montefeltro

Divina Commedia - 051 Eighth Circle - Dante and Virgil encountering the sowers of discord

Divina Commedia - 053 Eighth Circle - Dante and Virgil encountering the counterfeiters and forgers

Divina Commedia - 055 Eighth Circle - Dante and Virgil encountering kinds of imposters and forgers

Divina Commedia - 056 Eighth Circle - Dante and Virgil encountering the three giants, Nimrod, Ephialtes, and Ataeus

Divina Commedia - 059 Ninth Circle - The traitors in the frozen lake Cocytus

Divina Commedia - 062 Ninth Circle - Dante and Virgil witnessing the gigantic figure of Dis, with his three mouths biting on the sinners Cassius, Judas, and Brutus, and Dante and Virgil emerging from the Inferno

Divina Commedia - 065 Dante setting sail for Purgatory

Divina Commedia - 068 Purgatory - Dante encountering Casella and Cato

Divina Commedia - 076 Purgatory - Dante with Virgil and Sordello, and a serpent being beaten off by two angels

Divina Commedia - 084 Purgatory, First terrace - Dante and Virgil at the gates of Purgatory, and the Proud carrying heavy stones

Divina Commedia - 088 Purgatory, Second terrace - Dante and Virgil with the Envious and their cloaks

Divina Commedia - 093 Purgatory, Third terrace - Dante and Virgil with the Wrathful in Purgatory

Divina Commedia - 098 Purgatory, Fourth terrace - Dante speaking to two of the Slothful, while Virgil observes the two Slothful

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061 Ninth Circle - Dante and Virgil witnessing the story of the death of Count Ugolino della Gherardesca and his four children. Divina Commedia

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