The Divine Comedy, Volume 3, ParadiseDante Alighieri
The Divine Comedy, Volume 3, Paradise
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Original author: Dante Alighieri
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"The Divine Comedy, Volume 3, Paradise" by Dante Alighieri is an allegorical poem written in the early 14th century. Guided by Beatrice, who symbolizes theology, Dante ascends through nine celestial spheres of Heaven toward the Empyrean, the dwelling place of God. In each sphere, he encounters blessed souls and explores the cardinal and theological virtues. The journey represents the soul's ultimate ascent to divine understanding, completing Dante's epic voyage through the afterlife.
The Divine Comedy, Volume 3, Paradise, by Dante Alighieri. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #1997.
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35 Chapters
- 1.Front Matter651 words
- 2.Canto I1,533 words
- 3.Canto II1,387 words
- 4.Canto III1,246 words
- 5.Canto IV1,464 words
- 6.Canto V1,300 words
- 7.Canto VI1,524 words
- 8.Canto VII1,328 words
- 9.Canto VIII1,878 words
- 10.Canto IX1,713 words
- 11.Canto X1,763 words
- 12.Canto XI1,448 words
- 13.Canto XII1,820 words
- 14.Canto XIII1,722 words
- 15.Canto XIV1,355 words
- 16.Canto XV1,547 words
- 17.Canto XVI2,282 words
- 18.Canto XVII1,247 words
- 19.Canto XVIII1,331 words
- 20.Canto XIX1,729 words
- 21.Canto XX1,410 words
- 22.Canto XXI1,315 words
- 23.Canto XXII1,354 words
- 24.Canto XXIII: The Triumph of Christ1,223 words
- 25.Canto XXIV1,429 words
- 26.Canto XXV1,495 words
- 27.Canto XXVI1,419 words
- 28.Canto XXVII776 words
- 29.Canto XXII: , to the present moment, he had moved over the arc which the836 words
- 30.Canto XXVIII: The Heavenly Hierarchy1,345 words
- 31.Canto XXIX1,428 words
- 32.Canto XXX1,429 words
- 33.Canto XXXI1,257 words
- 34.Canto XXXII1,409 words
- 35.Canto XXXIII1,206 words