Limbo

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Limbo is the first circle of Hell in Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, depicted as the abode of virtuous pagans and unbaptized souls who live without torment but forever separated from God.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf afterlife realm
circle of Hell
fictional location
theological concept
alsoKnownAs Limbo of the Patriarchs NERFINISHED
Primo Cerchio NERFINISHED
appearsInCanto Inferno Canto IV NERFINISHED
contrastWith Paradise NERFINISHED
lower circles of Hell
creator Dante Alighieri NERFINISHED
describedInPart Inferno NERFINISHED
describedInWork Divine Comedy NERFINISHED
doctrineStatus non-dogmatic theological opinion in Catholic tradition
emotionalAtmosphere eternal longing
sorrow without despair
geographicalFeature green meadow
noble castle
seven gates
seven-walled fortress
inhabitantClass righteous non-Christians
unbaptized infants
unbaptized souls
virtuous pagans
languageOfOriginalDescription Italian
moralStatusOfInhabitants without personal guilt
notableInhabitant Aeneas NERFINISHED
Aristotle NERFINISHED
Averroes NERFINISHED
Avicenna NERFINISHED
Caesar NERFINISHED
Hector NERFINISHED
Homer NERFINISHED
Horace NERFINISHED
Lucan NERFINISHED
Ovid NERFINISHED
Plato NERFINISHED
Saladin NERFINISHED
Socrates NERFINISHED
Virgil NERFINISHED
partOf Hell NERFINISHED
positionInSequence first circle of Hell
religiousContext medieval Christian eschatology
symbolizes exclusion from salvation
limits of human reason without revelation
natural virtue without grace
theologicalStatus state of deprivation of the vision of God
state of natural happiness
timeOfCompositionContext early 14th century
tormentType absence of physical torment
eternal separation from God

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