This poem includes a description of a statue made of gold, silver, brass, and iron, whose surface has several cracks from which tears flow to form three rivers.
In this poem, a group of creatures called the "evil claws" who lead two men across a bridge signal their march with a loud fart. This poem includes a description of a statue made of gold, silver, brass, and iron, whose surface has several cracks from which tears flow to form three rivers. This poem's speaker climbs down the fur of a giant with three faces, one red, one yellow, and one black, trapped in the frozen Lake Cocytus. This poem describes places like the "evil pockets" of Malebolge and the walled city of Dis. This poem's speaker is led down nine tiers by the poet Virgil, and eventually encounters Satan. For 10 points, name this first section of Dante's Divine Comedy.
In this poem, a group of creatures called the "evil claws" who lead two men across a bridge signal their march with a loud fart.
Inferno [prompt on "The Divine Comedy" until it is read]