About this book
Summary
The Divine Comedy (c. 1321) is an epic narrative poem that stands as one of the most celebrated works in Western literature. It tells the tale of a man who is taken on a journey through hell, purgatory, and finally to heaven. In doing so, it shows the path of one man’s soul toward God and reveals a philosophy that continues to be relevant today.Book information
Genre
Philosophy, Poetry
Length
1 hr 4 mins
Publish date
Jan 11, 2026
Language
English
About the Author
Harry Cent
Table of Contents
1Introduction: The Architecture of the Soul's Journey
6Part V: The Earthly Paradise and Beatrice's Return
2Part I: The Inferno - Descent into Darkness
7Part VI: The Paradiso - Ascent to Divine Love
3Part II: Malebolge and the Depths of Fraud
8Part VII: The Empyrean and Divine Vision
4Part III: Treachery and the Heart of Evil
9Conclusion: The Enduring Legacy of The Divine Comedy
5Part IV: The Purgatorio - The Mountain of Purification
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