DIVINE COMEDY - PURGATORY Flashcards

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What is the significance of Mt. Purgatory in the Divine Comedy?

A

Mt. Purgatory represents the place where souls are purified before ascending to Heaven.

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How many terraces are there on Mt. Purgatory?

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There are seven terraces on Mt. Purgatory.

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What sin is punished on the first terrace of Mt. Purgatory?

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The first terrace punishes the sin of pride.

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On which terrace are the envious punished?

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The envious are punished on the second terrace.

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True or False: The punishment for the proud involves carrying heavy weights.

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True.

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What is the primary sin addressed on the third terrace?

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The primary sin addressed on the third terrace is wrath.

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Fill in the blank: The fourth terrace punishes the sin of _____ .

A

sloth.

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What is the punishment for the slothful on the fourth terrace?

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The slothful are made to run continuously.

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Which terrace deals with the sin of avarice and prodigality?

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The fifth terrace deals with the sin of avarice and prodigality.

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10
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True or False: The greedy are punished by being bound and unable to move.

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False.

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What sin is punished on the sixth terrace?

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The sixth terrace punishes the sin of gluttony.

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What unique punishment do the gluttonous face?

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The gluttonous suffer from hunger and thirst while being surrounded by food and drink they cannot consume.

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13
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Fill in the blank: The seventh terrace punishes the sin of _____ .

A

lust.

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What is the punishment for the lustful on the seventh terrace?

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The lustful are purified by being engulfed in flames.

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What do all souls on Mt. Purgatory have in common?

A

All souls on Mt. Purgatory are in a state of repentance and are seeking purification.

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16
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How do the souls ascend from one terrace to the next?

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Souls ascend from one terrace to the next through the purification of their sins.

17
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Which terrace is the last before reaching Heaven?

A

The seventh terrace is the last before reaching Heaven.

18
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True or False: Each terrace is associated with a specific virtue that counters the sin.

19
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What virtue counters the sin of pride?

A

The virtue that counters pride is humility.

20
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What is the virtue associated with the sin of envy?

A

The virtue associated with envy is kindness.

21
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Which virtue counters the sin of wrath?

A

The virtue that counters wrath is patience.

22
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Fill in the blank: The virtue for the sin of sloth is _____ .

23
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What virtue counters avarice and prodigality?

A

The virtue that counters avarice and prodigality is generosity.

24
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What is the virtue related to gluttony?

A

The virtue related to gluttony is temperance.

25
What virtue counters the sin of lust?
The virtue that counters lust is chastity.
26
What role do angels play in the terraces of Purgatory?
Angels guide and assist the souls in their purification process.
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How does Dante describe the landscape of Mt. Purgatory?
Dante describes Mt. Purgatory as a beautiful and serene mountain, symbolizing hope and redemption.
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What literary device is primarily used in the depiction of the terraces?
Allegory is the primary literary device used in the depiction of the terraces.
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What do the terraces symbolize in a broader moral context?
The terraces symbolize the journey of the soul toward redemption and the importance of repentance.