Inferno is the first cantica of the Divine Comedy

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"Inferno" is the opening cantica of Dante Alighieri's epic poem "The Divine Comedy," depicting the poet's allegorical journey through the nine circles of Hell.

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instanceOf literary work
poetic cantica
allegoricalMeaning journey of the soul through sin and recognition
author Dante Alighieri NERFINISHED
circleCount 9
circleTheme Fraud
Gluttony
Greed
Heresy
Limbo NERFINISHED
Lust
Treachery
Violence
Wrath
containsCharacter Charon NERFINISHED
Count Ugolino NERFINISHED
Francesca da Rimini NERFINISHED
Lucifer NERFINISHED
Minos NERFINISHED
Paolo Malatesta NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
depicts punishments of the damned
firstCanticaOf The Divine Comedy NERFINISHED
followsInNarrative Dante's journey through the dark wood
genre allegorical poetry
epic poetry
guideCharacter Virgil (character) NERFINISHED
hasTheme divine justice
exile and loss
moral responsibility
political commentary
sin and its consequences
influencedBy Virgil's Aeneid NERFINISHED
languageVariant Tuscan dialect
literaryForm narrative poem
literaryPeriod Italian medieval literature
mainCharacter Dante (character) NERFINISHED
meter terza rima
moralFramework medieval Christian theology
notableFeature systematic mapping of sins to punishments (contrapasso)
numberOfCantos 34
openingLine "Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita" NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Italian
partOf The Divine Comedy NERFINISHED
precedes Purgatorio (Dante) NERFINISHED
setting Hell NERFINISHED
structureFeature nine circles of Hell
timeOfComposition early 14th century
verseForm hendecasyllabic lines

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The Barque of Dante inspiredBy Inferno is the first cantica of the Divine Comedy
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Pope Boniface VIII portrayedIn Inferno is the first cantica of the Divine Comedy
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