INFERNO

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Across
  1. 1. His dream inspired Dante's description of the Old Man of Crete in Ring 3 of Circle 7
  2. 3. Section of Circle 9 for betrayers of lords
  3. 5. Something with a hidden meaning
  4. 8. Babbling guard of Circle 4
  5. 9. City that includes Circles 6-9 of Inferno
  6. 14. Section of Circle 9 for betrayers of nations
  7. 15. Interpretation of the seven gates that surround the castle in Circle 1 of Inferno
  8. 16. Location on the "lukewarm"
  9. 17. Monster that Virgil and Dante must evade to get into the Circle of the Violent
  10. 19. Gluttonous soul whose name means "piggy"
  11. 20. The one causing Circle 9 of Inferno to freeze over
  12. 22. Section of Circle 9 for betrayers of guests
  13. 23. Mythic figure who ferries Dante across Circle 5
  14. 27. Famous cannibal in Inferno
  15. 29. Describes the sins in Circle 6-9
  16. 30. Lanscape of Circle 5
  17. 34. Sinners who are swept up in a violent storm
  18. 35. Alerts Beatrice of Dante's sorrows
  19. 39. Describes the sins in Circles 2-5 of Inferno
  20. 40. What the prodigal souls in Circle 4 cry out.
  21. 42. Ferries the souls of the damned to Inferno
  22. 43. Opens the Gate of Dis
  23. 44. Landscape of Ring 2 of Circle 7
  24. 45. Present in Ring 3 of Circle 7 with the blasphemers and "sodomites"
  25. 48. Another name for the Circle of the Virtuous Non-Christians
  26. 49. Feast on the trees in Ring 2 of Circle 7
  27. 50. Numeric motif in Inferno
  28. 51. Circle where Dante sees "many tonsured souls"
  29. 52. Another name for Circle 8 of Inferno
  30. 53. 1300 in The Divine Comedy
Down
  1. 2. An allegory meant to relate to eternal truths or eschatology
  2. 4. Aristotilean idea that motivates Dante's choice to put apparent opposites in the same circle (i.e. Wasters & Hoarders, Wrathful & Slothful)
  3. 6. Sinners in Circle 8
  4. 7. Section of Circle 9 for betrayers of kin
  5. 10. Landscape of Ring 3 of Circle 7
  6. 11. Guards the Circle of the Gluttonous
  7. 12. Number of sections (bolgias) in Circle 8
  8. 13. Whom Brutus and Cassius betrayed
  9. 18. Interpretation of the illuminating fire in Circle 1 of Inferno
  10. 21. These souls are in the fiery tombs of Circle 6
  11. 24. Ulysses, accordin to Dante
  12. 25. An allegory meant to teach a personal, ethical lesson
  13. 26. Dante's guide
  14. 28. Monster that carries Dante and Virgil into Circle 8
  15. 31. On a political level, this is what the wolf Dante encounters in Canto I represents
  16. 32. Many-layered
  17. 33. What the beasts Dante encounters in Canto I represent
  18. 36. Judges the souls of the damned outside of Circle 2
  19. 37. Dante's muse
  20. 38. Muslim present in the Circle of Virtuous Non-Christians
  21. 41. Where Dante's journey begins
  22. 42. Monsters who gurard Ring 1 of Circle 7
  23. 46. Context in which Dante, Anna Comnena, & Boethius wrote their most famous works
  24. 47. Trio that guards the Gate of Dis