1. Comparing Hell
... elm tree, and about the doorway are many different monsters and evil creatures. This phrase appears: "Through Dis's homes all void, and empty realms- which is interesting because in Dante's Inferno, the deepest parts of hell is called a city named Dis. A footnote for this phrase: "This token sacred to Dis I bear away as bidden and free you from your body" says ... hundred years later. Unfortunate access is gained into the Roman underworld mostly by disloyalty to the call of duty for the greater good of the state. The Divine Comedy, Dante's Inferno is a deep look at hell through the eyes...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate