Chapter 70 of 147

Outhne: Inferno Xxxiii

Outhne: Inferno Xxxiii

OUTHNE: INFERNO XXXIII

ii. Antenora [continued] (country or party)

1–3   
a gruesome opening rhetorical flourish
4–75   
Ugolino’s speech:
 4–21   
Ruggieri the culprit
22–39   
Ugolino’s dream and the children
40–42   
address to Dante
43–54   
Day 1, the door nailed shut
55–64   
Day 2, hunger
65–66   
Day 3, silence
67–70   
Day 4, Gaddo’s cry for help; his death
71–72   
Days 5 and 6, the other three children die
73–75   
Days 6 and 7, grief and death
76–78   
Ugolino resumes his cannibalistic behavior
79–90   
apostrophe of Pisa as “modern Thebes”

iii. Ptolomea (guests and friends)

91–99   
new assemblage of sinners, faces upturned
100–105   
Dante feels the wind even on his callused face
106–108   
Virgil: soon you will see the wind’s source
109–114   
Fra Alberigo’s request: clear out my iced-over eyes
115–120   
Dante offers a bargain that Alberigo accepts
121–138   
Dante: are you already dead? Alberigo’s response
139–141   
Dante: Branca d’Oria is still alive
142–147   
Alberigo: but his and his kinsman’s souls are here
148–150   
again Alberigo asks for aid; Dante does not give it
151–157   
apostrophe of Genoa

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