Analysis of The Levels of Dante's Hell

It is difficult for St. Augustine to enter Dante's hell. His sin is easy to change and not very good. Today, much of his sin is a matter of course. For example, most people try to improve their lives regardless of other people. They are improving living standards and trying to acquire more secular property. They are neither good nor evil. It is just to earn a living in today's society and keep health. This was his goal before Augustine's transformation. He is always looking for "honor, money, and (and) marriage" (Confessions, 991).

Dante made hell in the hell of Dante and drew a hell that Dante believed. For many readers, Dante's hell is strange, but in some cases the text is actually relevant to today's society. In other cases, the era has changed so the correlation between Dante's hell and today's society has declined. Eating big is one of the most permanent problems today. In Dante's hell, the people accused of crime are constantly raining with feces to punish what they did. Today, if people are overweight, society thinks it is disgusting and disgusting; people overweight are considered gluttonous. There is no doubt that many of these people live today with Dante's hell. They are shunned by society, laughing and laughing. Not only are they mocked and disliked by society, they will despise and hate themselves even if they do not appear every day.

In Dante's "hell" there is awareness of the extent of the poet's sin in the circle of nine punishments of hell. For example, according to Dante, people overcome by desire suffer as much as greedy, but eaters do not suffer like infidels. According to Dante's guidance to hell, Jewish Jews are "the most painful". A disciple who betrayed Messiah with a sign of gratitude is the darkest part of hell. The other two in the same place are Brutus and Cassius who betrayed Julius Caesar in 44 BC.

At Dante's Hell, Dante divides Hell into different parts of different penalties. He assigns each sin to a different level according to the severity of the crime. Dante's hell is shaped like a funnel that spreads in the center of the earth. It is located in the center of the Northern Hemisphere, under the city of Jerusalem. Jerusalem across the street is the center of the Southern Hemisphere, a mountain of purgatory. Lucifer was trapped in the bottom of hell, where he collapsed because he did not rebel against God. This funnel consists of nine circles. The first circle is the most widely progressive and the ninth circle is the smallest. The ninth ring surrounds Lucifer. Each circle is reserved for different types of sinners: Limbo, the first layer of hell, is in "Ante-Hell", but those of Limbo are still cursed. The rest of Dante's hell can be classified as hell and hell.