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Journal Article
TWO ROADS TO HELL: REBIRTH AND RELEVANCE IN MUSICAL ADAPTATIONS OF KATABATIC MYTH
2024
Overview
Led by the poet Virgil, Dante navigates the various levels of the Inferno, where his political opponents face chastisement and dismemberment according to Dante's virtuous pagans: Homer, Ovid, Horace, and Lucan, among whom Virgil is recognized as the \"Prince of Poets\". As Virgil describes, because the legacy \"they left on earth is recognized in Heaven / and wins them ease in Hell out of God's favor,\" they are \"sinless [...] suffering Hell in one affliction only: / that without hope [they] live on in desire\". Dante singles out those who created enduring works of art that changed the world, making them a literal light in the darkness for Dante as well as a figurative light for a future society that they will continue to influence.
Publisher
Mythopoeic Society
