Dante's Inferno
INFERNO
In Dante's configuration of Hell, damnation is measured by the soul's distance from God. In nine descending circles, sinners find their places in the hierarchy according to the crimes they committed in life. At the very bottom, the treacherous are confined in ice. Lucifer, lord of the underworld, gnaws on the spirits of history's most infamous traitors: Judas Iscariot, Brutus, and Cassius.
I. Limbo
II. The Lustful
III. The Gluttonous
IV. The Avaricious and the Prodigal
V. The Wrathful and the Sullen
VI. Heretics
VII. The Violent
VIII. The Fraudulent
IX. The Treacherous