In this work, the narrator encounters a tree spirit that killed itself as a human because of the jealousy of Frederick II's court.
In this work, the narrator encounters a tree spirit that killed itself as a human because of the jealousy of Frederick II's court. The narrator of this work learns the story of Paolo and Francesca and is assisted by Geryon. The narrator of this poem is guided through the nine(*) circles of hell by Virgil. The narrator of this poem passes through an entrance, where he reads an inscription that proclaims "abandon all hope, ye who enter here." For 10 points, name this epic poem by Dante Alighieri that is divided into sections called Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso.
In this work, the narrator encounters a tree spirit that killed itself as a human because of the jealousy of Frederick II's court.
The Divine Comedy [or La Divina Commedia; or the Inferno before it is read]