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a literary language which shows a mixture of
features of the Ionic and Aeolic dialects from
different centuries; the predominant influence is
Eastern Ionic.
Homeric Greek, also known as Epic
Greek
is regarded as a sequel to the Iliad
the Odyssey
key themes
Heroism
The Journey
The Human Condition
journeys
cicones
lotus eaters
Polyphemus the cyclops
Aeolus’ Bag of Winds
Laestrygonians
Circe’s Island
Underworld
Sirens
Scylla and Charybdis
Helios’ Cattle
Calypso’s Island
Phaeacians
Return to Ithaca
Reunion with Penelope
is depicted as a
vast, descending with nine circles, each punishing sinners according to their
crimes.
inferno
inferno nine circles
limbo
lust
gluttony
grees
wrath
heresy
violence
fraud
treachery
the penitent Christian life
purgatory
terraces in purgatory
pride
envy
wrath
sloth
greed
gluttony
lust
soul’s ascent to God
paradiso
allegorical elements
Dante’sjourney
The Three Realms
- Inferno (Hell)
- Purgatory (Purgatorio)
- Paradiso (Paradiso)
Virgil
Beatrice
St. Bernard
The Three Beasts
- Leopard
- Lion
- She- Wolf
The River Styx
The City of Dis
The Giants
The Ice of Cocytus
The Rose in the Empryean
moon
the inconstant
mercury
the ambitious
venus
the lovers
sun
the wise
mars
the warriors of the faith
jupiter
the just rulers
saturn
the contemplatives
fixed stars
faith, hope, and love
the primium mobile
the angels
morality in the Divine Comedy
Sin and Its Consequences
Free Will and Responsibility
Justice and Mercy
The Importance of Virtue
Moral Growth
religious things in the divine comedy
Christian Cosmology and
Afterlife
author of hamlet
William Shakespeare
is a timeless exploration of revenge, power, and the
complexities of the human condition.
hamlet
