Canto 10-17 (Seventh Circle)
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Canto 10-17 (Seventh Circle)
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I won't go into detail about the Seventh Circle of Hell
Mostly because it's too long to explain
I will mention briefly the different rounds contained therein
And the judgments held against these slain
The First Round is for the Violent Against their Neighbors
There are mentions of blood and arrows and Tyrants
The Second is called the Woods of the Suicides
And it's against themselves that they use violence
The Third Round is for the violent against the trees and God and Art
The Usurers and Sodomites and Blasphemers
But I'll say this for Alighieri, he sure makes Hell seem scary
Even with his non-traditional view of symbolic retribution
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