An angel in this work etches the letter "P" into the narrator's head, and in another section, those who die bravely for Christianity are sent to Mars.
An angel in this work etches the letter "P" into the narrator's head, and in another section, those who die bravely for Christianity are sent to Mars. Beginning with the line, "Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita", this work sees Caselia play music as others enter and another scene shows a character grind Ruggeiri's head. The narrator of this work meets Count Ugolino and Montefeltro, and describes the fate of Francesca. Seeing an icy area named (*) Cocytus, this work includes the line, "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here." The narrator is guided through Heaven by his love Beatrice and led through Purgatory and Hell by Vergil in, for ten points, what epic by Dante Alighieri?
An angel in this work etches the letter "P" into the narrator's head, and in another section, those who die bravely for Christianity are sent to Mars.
The {Divine Comedy} (or {Divina Commedia}; accept {Purgatoria} or {Purgatory} before “Mars” is read, afterwards prompt on specific sections like Inferno, Purgatoria, or Paradiso)