The Divine Comedy

Aeneid Angel Ante-Purgatory Apennines appeared ascend Beatrice beautiful began blessed breast Campagnatico canst CANTO Casentino chariot Charles Charles of Anjou Church circle color coming Dante Dante's death desire died discourse Divine dost thou drew earth eternal evil eyes face father feet Forese Donati Forlì gate of Purgatory Ghibelline grace Guelf haircloth hand hear heard heart heaven Hell holy honor Hugh Capet human Italy King lady Leader light living look Lord Master mind mountain moved nature night Nino Visconti Poet pray prayer Psalm Purgatory repentance replied round saying Scyros seemed shade shalt side Siena sight singing sins smile song Sordello soul speak spirit stars Statius steps stream sweet symbol tell Thebaid thee thine things thirst Thomas Aquinas thou art thou didst thou hast thou mayst thyself turned unto upward Uzzah Virgil virtue voice Vulgate weeping wherefore wings wont words yonder