Purgatorio

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Purgatorio is the second canticle of Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, depicting the poet’s ascent of Mount Purgatory as souls undergo purification on their way to Paradise.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian literary work
canticle
poem
associatedWith Italian Renaissance humanism (as a precursor)
author Dante Alighieri
closingScene Dante purified and ready to ascend to Heaven
compositionPeriod early 14th century
contains Ante-Purgatory
Earthly Paradise
angelic guardians on each terrace
encounters with contemporary Italians
encounters with historical figures
prayers and hymns
depicts seven deadly sins purified on terraces
souls undergoing purification
doctrineReflected medieval Catholic doctrine of Purgatory
followedBy Paradiso
follows Inferno
form narrative poem
genre allegorical poem
epic poetry
guide Beatrice
language Italian
literaryDevice allegory
symbolism
visionary journey
literaryInfluenceOn Christian theology and spirituality
European literature
surface form: Western literature
literaryMovement Medieval literature
mainGuide Virgil
meter terza rima
narrator Dante (protagonist)
surface form: Dante (character)
numberOfCantos 33
openingScene Dante emerging from Hell to see the stars
originalLanguage Tuscan Italian
partOf Divine Comedy
religiousContext Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
religiousFunction didactic work on sin and penance
rhymeScheme aba bcb cdc ... (terza rima)
setting Mount Purgatory
settingRelativeToInferno located on the opposite side of the Earth from Jerusalem
structure seven terraces of Purgatory
symbolizes the Christian life of penance
the ascent of the soul toward God
theme divine grace
hope
purification
repentance

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Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy part Purgatorio
subject surface form: Divine Comedy
Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy setting Purgatorio
subject surface form: Divine Comedy
this entity surface form: Purgatory
Dante Alighieri notableWork Purgatorio
Dante Alighieri hasPart Purgatorio
Comedìa hasPart Purgatorio
Inferno precedes Purgatorio
Beatrice appearsIn Purgatorio
Durante notableWork Purgatorio
subject surface form: Durante degli Alighieri
Durante hasPartInWork Purgatorio
subject surface form: Durante degli Alighieri
this entity surface form: Purgatorio is the second cantica of the Divine Comedy
Paradiso precededBy Purgatorio
Paradiso follows Purgatorio
Pope Adrian V appearsIn Purgatorio