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The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri: The Inferno

INDEX OF PROPER NAMES AND PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS OF THE INFERNO.

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66. Tydeus, xxxii. 130. Tyrants, xii. 103, etc. Typhon, xxxi. 124. Ubaldini, the Cardinal Octavian, x. 120. —— Archbishop Roger, xxxiii.
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14. Uberti, Farinata, vi. 79, x.
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32. Ugolino, xxxii. 125, etc. Uguccione, xxxiii.
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89. Ulysses, xxvi. 55, etc. Unbelievers, x. Urbino, xxvii.
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46. Valdimagra, xxiv. 145. Vanni Fucci, xxiv. 125. Veltro, the, i. 101. Vendetta, the, and Dante, xxix.
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75. Verona, xv. 122, xx.
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46. Vigne, Pier delle, xiii.
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58. Violent, the, against others, xii.; against themselves, xiii.; against God and Nature, xiv., etc. Virgil, i.
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79. And elsewhere in the Inferno mentioned by name, though usually by some title, as, e.g. Master, Leader, or Lord. Viso, Monte, xvi.
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68. Volto, the Santo, xxi.
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48. Wain, Charles’s, xi. 114. Wanton, the, v. Whites, the party of the, vi. 65, xxiv. 150. Witches and wizards, xx. Wolf, i.
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49. Wrathful, the, vii. 110. Zanche, Michael, xxii. 88, xxxiii. 144. Zeno, iv. 138. Zita, Santa, xxi. 38.
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