This work's protagonist encounters Saint Bonaventure in the celestial sphere of the sun, and hears believers chanting "in exitu Israel de Aegypto".
This work's protagonist encounters Saint Bonaventure in the celestial sphere of the sun, and hears believers chanting "in exitu Israel de Aegypto". That protagonist rides Geryon and enters the city of Dis earlier in this work, and sees fortune-tellers walking with their heads backward. This work sees the protagonist being led by (*) Beatrice after he is warned to "abandon all hope, ye who enter here". Name this epic poem that follows its author through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven, a work of Dante Alighieri.
This work's protagonist encounters Saint Bonaventure in the celestial sphere of the sun, and hears believers chanting "in exitu Israel de Aegypto".
The {Divine Comedy} [or La {Divina Commedia}; accept {Paradiso} or {Paradise} before "Geryon"]