An illustrated, interactive guide to Dante’s Inferno
Source: Infernal topography
This is for all the students and teachers studying Dante’s Inferno. Each level is represented with graphics and information, and you can zoom in and around each level. There is a full list of characters and linkage to the actual poem on Wikipedia.
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