Dante's Inferno: The descent into hell 1911 silent film
https://old.bitchute.com/video/C3VuglleJv6m/
In 2005, I had bought a copy of this book and before reading it, I asked Dad what was Lucifer's main problem. I flipped the book open and the first line my eye landed on was the vanity was the reason lu fell from grace. His vanity/ego.
Dude, your massive snoz is showing. Does your head tremble from the weight of it? Get neck pains and all very that? I would imagine.
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The
poet Dante is lost in a dark and gloomy wood. At the summit of a
mountain he sees the light of salvation. He endeavors to ascend to it,
but his way is barred by three wild beasts, symbolizing Avarice, Pride
and Lust. Beatrice sees his predicament and descends from Paradise into
Limbo, where she asks the poet Virgil to rescue and guide Dante. Virgil
knows another way to go, but this leads straight through the entire
Inferno, before it continues towards Paradise. Virgil leads Dante to the
portals of Inferno. Charon ferries them over the river Acheron, and
then they start their journey downwards through the different circles of
Inferno. Dante meets all kind of sinners and sees the never-ending
punishments they have to undergo. The various punishments are adjusted
to the different transgressions. Among the sinners Dante recognizes many
persons he has met in Florence, when they were still alive. They tell
him their sad stories and why they have ended here. At last Dante and
Virgil meets the arch traitor Lucifer, who holds the bodies of Brutus
and Cassius in his mouth. The two poets climb down the shaggy sides of
Lucifer, to reach the subterranean way which leads out of Inferno.
