The Divine Comedy. Inferno

Inferno, the first part of Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic, follows Dante's journey through Hell guided by Virgil, exploring the nine circles of torment within the Earth. The poem uses this voyage as an allegory for the soul's path toward God, depicting the rejection of sin and moral failings. Comprising 100 cantos, the work offers a vivid and poetic depiction of the consequences of moral choices.