ooo dante's infernal arh? i luve dat. 
Circle 1. Limbo - the unbaptized and virtuous pagans, who, though
not sinful, did not accept Christ. They are not punished in an
active sense, but are merely unable to reach Heaven and denied
God's presence for eternity (Canto 4).
Circle 2. Those overcome by lust, trapped in a violent storm, never
to touch each other again, featuring Francesca da Rimini and her
lover Paolo (Canto 5).
Circle 3. Gluttons, face-down in the mud and gnawed apart by
Cerberus (Canto 6).
Circle 4. The greedy, who hoarded possessions, and the indulgent,
who squandered them, forced to push giant rocks in opposite
directions(Canto 7).
Circle 5. The wrathful, fighting each other in the swamp-like water
of the river Styx, and the slothful, trapped beneath the water
(Canto 
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Circle 6. Heretics, trapped in flaming tombs (Cantos 10 and
11).
Circle 7. The violent (Cantos 12 through 17). These are divided
into three rings:
o Outer ring: The violent against people and property, in a river
of boiling blood (Canto 12).
o Middle ring: The violent against themselvessuicides turned into
thorny black trees [Uniquely among the dead, they will not be
bodily reincarnated after the final judgment. Where others will
continue to occupy Hell (and Heaven) in corporeal (rather than
merely spiritual) form, suicidesbecause they alienated themselves
from their own bodiesspend eternity in the body of a tree, their
own corpses hanging from the limbs.] Also punished in this circle
are profligates, chased perpetually through the trees by ferocious
dogs (Canto 13). They are held here with the suicides because,
during Dante's time, one's property is seen as an extension of
one's physical body. Hence, doing violence to one's property is kin
to suicide.
o Inner ring: The violent against God, art, and natureblasphemers,
sodomites, and usurersin a desert of flaming sand where fire rains
from the sky (Cantos 14 through 17).
Circle 8 The fraudulentthose guilty of deliberate, knowing
evilare located in a circle named Malebolge (Cantos 18 through
30). This is divided into ten ditches:
* Ditch 1: Panderers and seducers, running forever in opposite
directions, whipped by demons (Canto 1.
* Ditch 2: Flatterers, steeped in human excrement (Canto
1.
* Ditch 3: Those who committed simony, placed head-first in holes,
flames burning on the soles of their feet (Canto 19).
* Ditch 4: Sorcerers and false prophets, their heads put on
backward on their bodies, so they can only see what is behind them
(Canto 20).
* Ditch 5: Corrupt politicians (barrators), trapped in a lake of
burning pitch (Cantos 21 and 22).
* Ditch 6: Hypocrites, made to wear brightly painted lead cloaks
(Canto 23).
* Ditch 7: Thieves, chased by venomous snakes, and after being
bitten by the venomous snakes, turn into snakes themselves and
chase the other thieves in return (Cantos 24 and 25).
* Ditch 8: Fraudulent advisors, trapped in flames (Cantos 26 and
27).
* Ditch 9: Sowers of discord, whose bodies are ripped apart, then
heal, only to be attacked again (Cantos 28 and 29).
* Ditch 10: Falsifiers, i.e. alchemists, counterfeiters, perjurers,
and impersonators. Each group is punished by being afflicted with a
different type of disease (Cantos 29 and 30).
Circle 9. Traitors, distinguished from the "merely" fraudulent, in
that their acts involve knowingly and deliberately betraying
others, are frozen in a lake of ice (Cantos 32 through 34). Each
group of traitors is encased in ice to a different height, ranging
from only the waist down to complete immersion. This is divided
into four concentric zones:
* Outer zone 1 (Caïna): Traitors to their kindred (Canto 32). Named
for Cain.
* Zone 2 (Antenora): Traitors to political entities, such as party,
city, or country (Cantos 32 and 33), such as Count Ugolino. Named
for Antenor of Troy, who, according to medieval tradition, betrayed
his city to the Greeks.
* Zone 3 (Ptolomæa): Traitors to their guests (Canto 33). Named
(probably) for Ptolemy, captain of Jericho, who invited Simon the
High Priest and his sons to a banquet and there killed them. One of
its inhabitants, Friar Alberigo, explains that sometimes a soul
falls here before the time that Atropos (the Fate who cuts the
thread of life) should send it. Their bodies on Earth are
immediately possessed by a fiend.
* Central zone 4 (Judecca): Traitors to their lords and benefactors
(Canto 34). This is the harshest section of Hell, containing Satan,
who is eternally consuming the bodies of Brutus and Cassius for
assassinating Julius Caesar, and the head of Judas Iscariot for
betraying Jesus, after whom this zone is named.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Divine_Comedy
http://www.4degreez.com/misc/dante-inferno-information.html s
lair.. knn. juz for fun hor, dun believe.
