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Название: Harvard Classics Volume 20

Автор: Golden Deer Classics

Издательство: Bookwire

Жанр: Языкознание

Серия: Harvard Classics

isbn: 9782377932573

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СКАЧАТЬ of Dis. The fallen angels obstruct them.

       Canto IX

      Dante asks about precedents. The Furies (Conscience) and Medusa (Obduracy). The Messenger from Heaven. The Sixth Circle: Dis: The Heretics.

       Canto X

      Epicuris and his followers. Farinata delgi Uberti. Cavalcante Cavalcanti. Farinata prophesies Dante’s long exile. The prophetic vision of the damned.

       Canto XI

      The structure of Hell: The Lower Circles. The structure of Hell: The Upper Circles. Virgil explains usury.

       Canto XII

      Above the Seventh Circle: The Minotaur. The descent to the Seventh Circle. The First Ring: The Centaurs: The Violent. The Tyrants, Murderers and Warriors.

       Canto XIII

      The Second Ring: The Harpies: The Suicides. The Wood of Suicides: Pier delle Vigne. The fate of The Suicides. Lano Maconi and Jacomo da Sant’ Andrea. The unnamed Florentine.

       Canto XIV

      The Third Ring: The Violent against God. Capaneus. The Old Man of Crete. The Rivers Phlegethon and Lethe.

       Canto XV

      The Violent against Nature: Brunetto Latini. Brunetto’s prophesy. Dante accepts his fate.

       Canto XVI

      Rusticucci, Guido Guerra, Aldobrandi. The condition of Florence. The monster Geryon.

       Canto XVII

      The poets approach Geryon. The Ursurers. The poets descend on Geryon’s back.

       Canto XVIII

      The Eighth Circle: Malebolge: Simple Fraud. The First Chasm: The Pimps and Seducers. The Panders: Venedico de’ Caccianemico. The Seducers: Jason. The Second Chasm: The Flatterers.

       Canto XIX

      The Third Chasm: The Sellers of Sacred Offices. Pope Nicholas III. Dante speaks agains Simony.

       Canto XX

      The Fourth Chasm: The Seers and Seducers. The Seers. Manto and the founding of Mantua. The Soothsayers and Astrologers.

       Canto XXI

      The Fifth Chasm: The Sellers of Public Offices. The Barrators. Virgil challenges the Demons’ threats. The Demons escort the Poets.

       Canto XXII

      The Poets view more of the Fifth Chasm. Ciampolo. Ciampolo names other Barrators. Ciampolo breaks free of the Demons. The Malebranche quarrel.

       Canto XXIII

      The Sixth Chasm: The Hypocrites. The Frauti Gaudenti: Caiaphas. The Poets leave the Sixth Chasm.

       Canto XXIV

      The Poets climb up: Virgil exhorts Dante. The Seventh Chasm: The Thieves. Vanni Fucci’s and the serpent. Vanni Fucci’s prophesy.

       Canto XXV

      Cacus. Cianfa and Agnello. Buoso delgi Abati and Francesco.

       Canto XXVI

      The Eigth Chasm: The Evil Counsellors. Ulysses and Diomede. Ulysses’s last voyage.

       Canto XXVII

      Guido Da Montefeltro. The situation in Romangna. Guido’s history.

       Canto XXVIII

      The Ninth Chasm: The Sowers of Discord. Mahomet: The Caliph Ali. Pier della Medicina and others. Curio and Mosca. Bertrand de Born.

       Canto XXIX

      Geri del Bello. The Tenth Chasm: The Falsifiers. Griffolino and Capocchio. Griffolino’s narrative. The Spendthrift Brigrade.

       Canto XXX

      Schicci and Myrrha. Adam of Brescia. Sinon: Potiphar’s wife. Virgil reproves Dante.

       Canto XXXI

      The Giants that guard the central pit. Nimrod. Ephialtes. Antaeus.

       Canto XXXII

      The Ninth Circle: The frozen River Cocytus. The Caïna: The delgi Alberti: Camicion. The Antenora: Bocca delgi Abbati. Ugolino and Ruggieri.

       Canto XXXIII

      Count Ugolino’s story. Friar Alberigo and Branca d’Oria.

       Canto XXXIV

      The Judecca: Satan. Judas: Brutus: Cassius. The Poets leave Hell.

      Argument.—The writer, having lost his way in a gloomy forest, and being hindered by certain wild beasts from ascending a mountain, is met by Virgil, who promises to show him the punishments of Hell, and afterward of Purgatory; and that he shall then be conducted by СКАЧАТЬ