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The Divine Comedy is an epic poem written by the Italian poet Dante Alighieri in the early 14th century. It is widely considered one of the greatest works of world literature. The poem is divided into three parts: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso.
Inferno (Hell): Dante begins his journey on Good Friday in the year 1300. Lost in a dark wood, he is guided by the Roman poet Virgil through the nine circles of Hell. Each circle represents a different sin and its corresponding punishment. As they descend deeper, the sins become more severe, reflecting the gravity of the offense.
Purgatorio (Purgatory): After emerging from Hell, Dante and Virgil climb the mountain of Purgatory. This section represents the purification process for souls destined for Heaven but who must first atone for their sins. Purgatory is divided into seven terraces, each corresponding to one of the seven deadly sins. Souls ascend the mountain as they are purified.
Paradiso (Paradise): In the final part, Dante is guided by Beatrice, the woman he loved, through the nine spheres of Heaven. Each sphere represents a different virtue and a higher level of bliss and closeness to God. Ultimately, Dante reaches the Empyrean, the highest Heaven, where he experiences the Beatific Vision, a direct encounter with God.
Throughout the journey, Dante encounters historical and mythological figures, reflecting on themes of justice, redemption, and the human condition. The Divine Comedy is not only a tale of the afterlife but also an allegory of the soul's journey towards God. It blends elements of classical mythology, Christian theology, and medieval philosophy, creating a profound and richly symbolic narrative.
Inferno (Hell): Dante begins his journey on Good Friday in the year 1300. Lost in a dark wood, he is guided by the Roman poet Virgil through the nine circles of Hell. Each circle represents a different sin and its corresponding punishment. As they descend deeper, the sins become more severe, reflecting the gravity of the offense.
Purgatorio (Purgatory): After emerging from Hell, Dante and Virgil climb the mountain of Purgatory. This section represents the purification process for souls destined for Heaven but who must first atone for their sins. Purgatory is divided into seven terraces, each corresponding to one of the seven deadly sins. Souls ascend the mountain as they are purified.
Paradiso (Paradise): In the final part, Dante is guided by Beatrice, the woman he loved, through the nine spheres of Heaven. Each sphere represents a different virtue and a higher level of bliss and closeness to God. Ultimately, Dante reaches the Empyrean, the highest Heaven, where he experiences the Beatific Vision, a direct encounter with God.
Throughout the journey, Dante encounters historical and mythological figures, reflecting on themes of justice, redemption, and the human condition. The Divine Comedy is not only a tale of the afterlife but also an allegory of the soul's journey towards God. It blends elements of classical mythology, Christian theology, and medieval philosophy, creating a profound and richly symbolic narrative.
The Divine Comedy 2.06 Update
Page for favorite titles,search improvement,
enhanced horizontal browsing to switch between pages with arrows or by swiping left and right.
Ability to browse the book vertically or horizontally, with the addition of page numbers in horizontal browsing.
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The Divine Comedy
2.06
XAPK
APKs
August 16, 2024
2.59 MB
Requires Android: Android 6.0+
Screen DPI: 160-640dpi
SHA1: dfd0126c681249161c289a2ab548a457c8dd9d37
Size: 2.59 MB
What's New:
Page for favorite titles,
search improvement,
enhanced horizontal browsing to switch between pages with arrows or by swiping left and right.
Ability to browse the book vertically or horizontally, with the addition of page numbers in horizontal browsing.
search improvement,
enhanced horizontal browsing to switch between pages with arrows or by swiping left and right.
Ability to browse the book vertically or horizontally, with the addition of page numbers in horizontal browsing.
The Divine Comedy
1.8
XAPK
APKs
September 2, 2022
4 MB
Requires Android: Android 4.4+
Screen DPI: 160-640dpi
SHA1: 4d0a24de1722a7fba310e69266d76d5de159414d
Size: 4 MB
The Divine Comedy
1.7
APK
January 10, 2020
1.71 MB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 160-640dpi
SHA1: fdb6089c72649b18c86b588cf2fc675eb4e6c3ce
Size: 1.71 MB
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The Divine Comedy is an Italian long narrative poem by Dante Alighieri.
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