This phenomenon titles a religious poem in trochaic meter traditionally attributed to the Franciscan, Thomas of Celano. The Parson from the Canterbury tales quotes "the Philosophre" to provide a definition of this sin. Phlegyas ferries two characters across a swampy Styx in which people guilty of this sin are being punished. The lines "full tears s
This phenomenon titles a religious poem in trochaic meter traditionally attributed to the Franciscan, Thomas of Celano. The Parson from the Canterbury tales quotes "the Philosophre" to provide a definition of this sin. Phlegyas ferries two characters across a swampy Styx in which people guilty of this sin are being punished. The lines "full tears shall be the day/On which from ashes shall arise" are from the (*) Lacrimosa section of a hymn about this phenomenon. People guilty of this sin are punished along with the sullen in the fifth circle of hell in Dante's Inferno. A hymn about the day of judgment titled for this phenomenon is set to music in Mozart's Requiem mass. For 10 points, name this phenomenon after which the Dies Irae hymn is titled, the most violent of the seven deadly sins.
This phenomenon titles a religious poem in trochaic meter traditionally attributed to the Franciscan, Thomas of Celano.