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Who wrote The Divine Comedy? - Dante Alighieri During what half of which century was it written? - during the first half of the fourteenth century In what country did the author live? - italy Where does Dante find himself in Canto I, and what does this place symbolize? - The Dark Wood of Error; worldliness and sin What is incontinence? - not restrained, uncontrolled excretory function Why can't Dante get to the divine light? - The lion, the leopard, and the she-wolf (or she-woof, if you ...

Dante's Inferno (Cantos I-XV) Questions and Answers Graded A+ Who wrote The Divine Comedy? Dante Alighieri During what half of which century was it written? during the first half of the fourteenth century In what country did the author live? italy Where does Dante find himself in Canto I, and what does this place symbolize? The Dark Wood of Error; worldliness and sin What is incontinence? not restrained, uncontrolled excretory function Why can't Dante get to the divine light? The lion, th...

Dante's Inferno Canto 1 Questions and Answers 100% Correct what is a canto? division of a long poem (chapter) what is an allegory? work with 2 layers of meaning, the 2nd more deep and meaningful how is the divine comedy an allegory? it's putting a deeper meaning on dantes struggles in his life or humanities struggles to stay of on the right path how are the opening of the illiad and canto 1 different? the illiad explains things in a more surface level way and canto 1 explains things in a de...

Who wrote The Divine Comedy? - Dante Alighieri During what half of which century was it written? - during the first half of the fourteenth century In what country did the author live? - italy Where does Dante find himself in Canto I, and what does this place symbolize? - The Dark Wood of Error; worldliness and sin What is incontinence? - not restrained, uncontrolled excretory function Why can't Dante get to the divine light? - The lion, the leopard, and the she-wolf (or she-woof, if you ...

Dante's Inferno (Intro, Canto: 1 & 3) Questions and Answers Graded A Where was Dante Alighieri from? Florence, Italy Where was Dante buried? Ravenna When was the Divine Comedy written? The Divine Comedy involves a symbolic journey of the..... Spiritual quest for redemption. The Three Parts of the Divine Comedy are? Inferno (Hell), Purgatorio (Purgatory), Paradiso (Heaven) The three parts represent? Easter Triduum The work is divided into? Cantos (100) and Tercets Inferno- 34 Purgatorio-...

Who was the girl that Dante met only twice, but had a huge impact on his life? Beatrice What is the term for: a very formal, secret, unrequited and highly respectful form of admiration for another person. Courtly love Which town was Dante born and raised in? Florence Why was Dante exiled from his hometown? His politcal party fell out of power The Divine Comedy is a long poem that contains three books, which are called: Purgatorio Inferno Paradisio Dante ...

what is a canto? - division of a long poem (chapter) what is an allegory? - work with 2 layers of meaning, the 2nd more deep and meaningful how is the divine comedy an allegory? - it's putting a deeper meaning on dantes struggles in his life or humanities struggles to stay of on the right path how are the opening of the illiad and canto 1 different? - the illiad explains things in a more surface level way and canto 1 explains things in a deeper way what year did dante write the divine com...

Canto 10 SUMMARY- Sixth Circle: The Heretics (Epicureans): They are placed into open tombs. The main characters are: Farinata degli Uberti and Cavalcante dei Cavalcanti. THEMES: 1) Farinata's prediction of Dante's difficulty in returning to Florence from exile, 2) Cavalcante's misunderstanding of Dante's remark on his son, the poet Guido. 3) The inability of the damned to see the present, although they can foresee the future. CHARACTERS- Dante Alighieri, Virgil, Cavalcante de' Cavalc...