An inscription in this work reads "Through me you pass into the city of woe," and ends "Abandon all (*) hope, ye who enter here.
This work notes that Attila the Hun feels "Heaven's stern justice" in a river of blood named Phlegethon. An inscription in this work reads "Through me you pass into the city of woe," and ends "Abandon all (*) hope, ye who enter here." A six-winged, three-headed beast tortures Brutus, Cassius, and Judas Iscariot in this work. Virgil guides the author through the nine circles of Hell in, for 10 points, what first section of Dante's Divine Comedy?
This work notes that Attila the Hun feels "Heaven's stern justice" in a river of blood named Phlegethon.
Inferno (accept Hell before mention; prompt on The Divine Comedy before mention)