Overview

After finding Dante astray, Virgil guides him back to his proper path in life. Dante and Virgil must first pass through Hell, where they cross its nine rings and discover the fate of friends and historical figures.

Canto I - Midway through life, Dante finds himself lost in a dark forest and falls into despair. He is encouraged when he sees a sunlit mountain, but when he attempts to climb it, he is blocked by three beasts. The ancient Roman poet Virgil appears and tells Dante that he must first take another path instead.
Canto II
Canto III
Canto IV
Canto V
Canto VI
Canto VII
Canto VIII
Canto IX
Canto X
Canto XI
Canto XII
Canto XIII
Canto XIV
Canto XV
Canto XVI
Canto XVII
Canto XVIII
Canto XIX
Canto XX
Canto XXI
Canto XXII
Canto XXIII
Canto XXIV
Canto XXV
Canto XXVI
Canto XXVII
Canto XXVIII
Canto XXIX
Canto XXX
Canto XXXI
Canto XXXII
Canto XXXIII
Canto XXXIV

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