2. Dante’s home was Florence. 3. Beatrice was the love of Dante’s life 4. Gemma Donati was Dante’s wife and she had no influence on his literature. 5. Dante was a soldier and a poet. 6. Dante belonged to the guelfo party. 7. Dante was charged for barratry and pope Bonovast was involved. 8. The literary contemporary of poetry. 9. The divine comedy is 3 volumes long. 10. The original title is called commedia. 11. Giovanni Boccaccio suggested the extension to this to explain the matter and to show the beautifulness of his works. 12. The genre of this is comedy. 13. To show what Dante believes hell will be like. 14. Some of the influences to shape the divine comedy are Aristotle and virgil 15. Inferno was published in 1314. 16. It was originally published in Italian. 17. It was written in triplets. 18. 19. Inferno begins on good Friday in 1300 20. 1. Acheron- first river in hell 2. Styx- vast swamp 3. Charon- man that takes dead people across the river 4. Virgil- dante’s guide 5. Minos- king of crete and a giant beast 6. Francesca and Paolo de Rimini- lovers that must be together all the time 7. Pope Boniface 8- current pope 8. Filippo Argenti- 9. Ulysses- great hero who is now in hell 10. Arch Bishop Ruggeri- 11. Count Ugolino- 12. Fra Albergio- 13. Branca d’ Oria- 14. Judas Iscariot- Trader eaten by lucifer 15. Brutus- Trader eaten by lucifer 16. Cassius- trader eaten by lucifer 17. Allegory- a story that is literal and symbolic 18. Persona- aspect of someone’s character perceived by someone else 19. Contrapasso- a law of nature that says for every sinners crime there is an equal punishment 20. Avarice- extreme greed 21. Heretic- a person practicing religious heresy 22. Pinnacle- the most successful point 23. Pagan- a person holding religious beliefs other than those in in the main world 24. Treason- betryal 25. Hoard- a stock or store of valued objects 26. Bolgia- 27. Malbranche-