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Artist: Zach Winters
Canonical path: /zach-winters/canto-18-34-ninth-circle-b
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Canto 18-34 (Ninth Circle B)
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Canto 18-34 (Ninth Circle B)
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And at last Dante looks upon the most hellish place of Hell
Named for Judas Iscariot, Juddeca, Treachery to Masters, ring a bell?
Mute grotesque contortions are the bodies in this ice
Sealed in firmer by the beat of Satan’s wings whose mouths gape thrice!
In the middle one is Judas, in the outer, Cassius and Brutus
And at the end of Hell Dante must descend by Satan’s glutus!
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