A character in this location uses a thought experiment to show that the dark spotson the moon are not caused by dense areas. During a conversation in this place, theanalogy of an aimed arrow falling t
A character in this location uses a thought experiment to show that the dark spotson the moon are not caused by dense areas. During a conversation in this place, theanalogy of an aimed arrow falling to the ground is given as an answer to "How fromsweet seed can bitter issue forth" by (+) Charles Martel. The image of an eagle formsin the sky after spelling out a Latin phrase about loving justice. While in this location, the narrator is temporarily blinded during a questioning on charity, and Cacciaguida predicts that the narrator will be banished from (*) Florence. Before entrance, the narrator bathes in the river Lethe, and he ends his trip in Empyrean, the tenth circle. For ten points, name this location through which Beatrice guided Dante after he visited Purgatorio in The Divine Comedy.
A character in this location uses a thought experiment to show that the dark spotson the moon are not caused by dense areas.
Paradiso (or Paradise, prompt on "heaven" or equivalents)