A character in this work makes "a trumpet of his ass" before he sends the protagonist toward some Jovial Friars.
A character in this work makes "a trumpet of his ass" before he sends the protagonist toward some Jovial Friars. The narrator of this work wrathfully curses a Guelph named Filippo Argenti while crossing a river with Phlegyas. This poem depicts Ali and Muhammad cleaved in two; that suggests that they are schismatics rather than (*) heretics, who lie in fiery sepulchers. The narrator of this work, who is lost in a dark wood "midway along our life's journey" at its beginning, sees Brutus and Judas tormented in the frozen maw of Satan after Virgil guides him to the ninth circle. For 10 points, name this first section of Dante's Divine Comedy, in which the poet descends into Hell.
A character in this work makes "a trumpet of his ass" before he sends the protagonist toward some Jovial Friars.
Inferno [prompt on "The Divine Comedy" until mention; do not prompt or accept Purgatorio or Paradiso]