Dis

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Dis is the fortified infernal city in Dante Alighieri’s "Inferno," marking the deeper, more grievous circles of Hell.

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Dis canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional city ⓘ
location in literature ⓘ
place in the afterlife ⓘ
accessedBy crossing the Styx ⓘ
appearsIn Divine Comedy ⓘ
Inferno ⓘ
associatedWith fraud ⓘ
heresy ⓘ
treachery ⓘ
violence ⓘ
contains Eighth Circle of Hell ⓘ
linked to: Inferno Canto VIII

Ninth Circle of Hell ⓘ
Seventh Circle of Hell ⓘ
Sixth Circle of Hell ⓘ
creator Dante Alighieri ⓘ
describedAs fortified city ⓘ
infernal city ⓘ
enteredInCanto Inferno Canto VIII ⓘ
etymologyRelatedTo Roman god Dis Pater ⓘ
featuredInCanto Inferno Canto IX ⓘ
Inferno Canto VIII ⓘ
guardedBy Furies ⓘ
linked to: Erinyes

Medusa ⓘ
fallen angels ⓘ
hasDefensiveStructure gates ⓘ
ramparts ⓘ
towers ⓘ
hasFeature moat of the Styx ⓘ
walls of iron ⓘ
hasMedium epic poetry ⓘ
inhabitedBy heretics in fiery tombs ⓘ
sinners guilty of violence, fraud, and treachery ⓘ
inspiredBy classical underworld traditions ⓘ
languageOfWork Italian ⓘ
literaryTradition medieval Christian allegory ⓘ
locatedIn Hell ⓘ
locatedInWork Inferno ⓘ
marksBoundaryBetween circles five and six of Hell ⓘ
narrativeFunction transition from sins of incontinence to sins of malice ⓘ
opposedBy heavenly messenger ⓘ
partOf Dante’s cosmology of the afterlife ⓘ
roleInWork divides upper Hell from lower Hell ⓘ
marks the beginning of the lower circles of Hell ⓘ
symbolizes more grievous sins ⓘ
obstinate rejection of divine truth ⓘ
visitedBy Dante (character) ⓘ
linked to: Dante the pilgrim

Virgil (character) ⓘ
workComposedIn early 14th century ⓘ

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