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| similar to Charon, suicie aver submission to tyranny, valued freedom, gives law to righteous, pagan, ante-purgatory |
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| pilots boat that carries souls to purgatory mountain, similar to Phlegyas and heavenly messenger at gates of Dis |
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| friend of Dante, ante-purgatory, singer/composer, dante tries and fails to hug him, granted acces to pugs because of Boniface indulgences |
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| ante-purgatory, illegitimate son of Frederick II, excommunicated warrior, wait in purgs 30x excommunication time |
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| lazy spirits, first spur of ante purgs, wait to repent, must wait time of mortal lives, friend of Dante |
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| son of Guido, violent death caused him to repent, St. Francis fought for his soul, ante purgs |
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| ante purgs, killed on the order of her husband, like Francesca |
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| valley of the rulers, loves virgil because he is from Mantua as well, like a lion, new guide |
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| valley of the rulers, mingle with the rulers, angels represent theological virtues, people sing salve regina |
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| like St. peter with the keys, carves Ps, guards first terrace, tells him not to look back |
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| dream of eagle and ganymede |
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| valley of the rulers, carried by St. Lucy to the threshhold of purgs, Ganymede taken by jupiter (symbol of male sexual love) |
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| people in valley of the rulers |
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| Henry of Navarre, Peter II, Charles I |
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| valley of the rulers, recognizes dante, asks him to get his daughter to pray for him |
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| predicts that will visit his homeland |
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| scenes on the first terrace |
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| annunciation, king david, a woman begging trajan to avenge her son |
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| punishment in first terrace |
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| carry heavy stones on their back |
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| first terrace, unwarrented pride of ancestry |
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| took pride in his talents, talent is transient, prophesy that dante will soon understand humiliation |
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| late repentant, first terrace, fast pass to 1st terrace because of great act of humility |
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| scenes of pride on first terrace |
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| punishment on second terrace |
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| eyes sown shut, like beggars sitting against the rock |
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| from sienna, 2nd terrace, took pleasure in misfortune of others, asks for his prayers |
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| guido del duca and rinieri do Calboli |
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| 2nd terrace, honorable family gone bad, guido hates on arno river people like Dante, prophesy about R. son |
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| examples of love on 2nd terrace |
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| mary at the wedding of cana, orestes, Jesus at the sermon on the mount,Kemp |
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| examples of envy on the second terrace |
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| "sharing cannot have a part" |
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| 3 ecstatic visions of virtue opposed to envy on third terrace |
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| finding of Jesus, Pisistratus calms wife, stephen the martyr |
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| examples of wrath in the 3rd terrace |
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| procne kills son and feeds to husband, Haman calls for the killing of Jews, Amata from Aeneid kills herself |
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| punishment in 3rd terrace |
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| thick cloud of smoke, cause hallucinations, pray agnus dei |
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| human corruption, free will, need guidance from rulers and laws, need 2 rulers for the spiritual and temporal, third terrace |
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| third terrace, emperor and pope both have divine power |
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| examples of zeal in the 4th terrace |
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| Mary who visits Elizabeth, Caesar who is eager to move on in battle |
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| examples of sloth in 4th terrace |
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| Moses's followers and trojans |
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| fourth terrace, siren, virgil rips her clothes off to expose her corruption |
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| 4th terrace, predicts that Alberto will regret decision to pick son as new abbot |
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| punishment in 4th terrace |
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| run in circles yelling examples of sloth and zeal |
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| punishment in 5th terrace |
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| lying face down in the dirt, yell out examples of generosity and avarice |
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| tells Dante not to kneel, he died after a month of the papacy |
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| founder of the great french dynasty, combo of father and son |
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| terrace 5, every time a spirit rises to heaven, explained by statius, sing gloria |
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| just finished the 5th terrace, roman poet, credits virgil's 4th ecologue for his conversion, new guide |
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| examples of poverty in 5th terrace |
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| Mary at virgin birth, Fabricius who was a royal roman leader, Nicholas who maintained women's honor |
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| example of avarice in the 5th terrace |
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| pygmalion, midas, heliodours, Hechan, sapphira |
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| examples of temperance in the 6th terrace |
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| Mary, women of ancient rome who only drank water, daniel, john the baptis |
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| 6th terrace, prayers of widow are the reason he is here, widow is Nella, points out others, asks Dante about his shadow, childhood friend |
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| punishment in 6th terrace |
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| no food or water emaciated faces look like an M |
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| centaurs who had to fight Theseus when drunk, soldiers rejected by Gideon |
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| poet, 6th terrace, praises vita nuova "ladies who have an understanding of love" |
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| punishment for seventh terrace |
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| voices from within shades chant, "O God of Supreme clemency" river of fire |
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| 7th terrace, founding father of lyric poetry, dante admires/emulates his love poetry |
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| provencal poet, non Italian character speaks in his mother tongu, praised by Guido G |
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| example of chastity in 7th terrace |
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| Mary at the annunciation, Diana= virgin goddess |
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| soddom and gamora, Paisiphae who loved a white bull which led to a minotaur |
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| 7th terrace, Rachel and Leah, Leah gathers flowers and Rachel looks at herself in the mirror |
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| "I crown and miter you over yourself" |
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| virgil's last words, terrestrial paradise |
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| earthly paradise, forest at the top of the mountain, guides dante through ritual bathing in Lethe and Eunoe |
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| procession of biblical figures |
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| seven tall candles (gifts of the holy spirit), 24 mature men (books of the old testament), 4 animals (gospels), chariot pulled by griffin, dancing women (virtues) |
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| beatrice in earthly paradise |
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| judges Dante's transgressions, ashamed, Dante faints, corsses river to see her, she raises her veil and Dante cannot find words to describe it, |
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| beatrice tells dante to record what happens, eagle attacks the chariot, whore and giant, giant steals chariot, prophesy that five hundred ten and five will slay giant/whore |
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