Chapter 34 of 147

Outhne: Inferno Xv

Outhne: Inferno Xv

OUTHNE: INFERNO XV

1–3   
Dante and Virgil continue along the stream
4–12   
double simile: earthworks in Flanders and Padua
13–21   
the troop of souls peering at Dante and Virgil
22–30   
Dante and Brunetto Latini recognize one another
31–45   
they exchange courtesies and proceed together
46–48   
Brunetto’s questions (what brings you? who leads you?)
49–54   
Dante’s responses (my lost state; this guide)
55–69   
Brunetto: Dante’s promising career and political adversaries
70–78   
Brunetto’s promise of Dante’s escape and warning to those adversaries
79–87   
Dante declares his debt to Brunetto
88–90   
this is the second such prophecy he has heard
91–96   
Dante says he is firm against Fortune’s turnings
97–99   
Virgil advises Dante to listen closely
100–102   
Dante continues, asking Brunetto of his companions
103–114   
Brunetto: famous men of letters (Priscian, Francesco d’Accorso, Andrea de’ Mozzi)
115–118   
Brunetto must leave: he must not be with those who come
119–120   
Brunetto, departing, commends his Tesoro to Dante
121–124   
simile: Brunetto as winner in the race at Verona

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