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Pia de Tolomei was a Sinese woman identified, according to a tradition linked to the Ancient commentators of the Divine Comedy with the Pia mentioned by Dante in Canto V of Purgatory.
She was born in Siena in the second half of 1200 and died in 1297 because was killed by her husband.

Ioana C.

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Beatrice was born in 1265 in Florence, she wore a white veil, an olive wreath and a bright red robe. She appears in the Divine Comedy in the second canto of the Inferno and Dante dedicates a work to her called "Vita Nuova". She died on 8th June 1290.

Emanuele P.

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Beatrice Portinari is a female character in Dante's Divine Comedy.
She was born in Florence.
She is the daughter of Folco Portinari.
She meets Dante Alighieri in the Divine Comedy.
She was 24 when she died, three years after her marriage.

Sophia S.

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Beatrice was the daughter of Folco Portinari, Beatrice was married to a certain Simone de Bardi, one of the most influential men in the city. She died three years after her marriage in 1290 at only twenty-four. Beatrice was Dante’s true love, in his "Vita Nova", Dante reveals that he saw Beatrice for the first time when his father took him to the Portinari's house for a May day party, Dante was instantly smitten and never forgot her after this meeting, even though he married another woman, Gemma Donati

Daria T.

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The Virgin Mary appears for the first time in the XXIII of Paradise, when St. Bartholomew dedicates a prayer to her.
She was very tall and well-proportioned, her face aroused a great shyness, but she also expressed love.
We don't have a particular description of her physical appearance but it is said that she had brown hair and dark eyes and a slightly tanned skin.
We all know her as the mother of Jesus but in the Divine Comedy she accompanies Dante, after St. Bartholomew, to God.

Elena S.

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Francesca was a courteous, sweet woman with a calm tone.
Dante Alighieri meets her in the second circle of the Hell, where the lustful are found, they are pushed against the rocks by a storm.

Gabriele F.

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Beatrice is a courteous, dignified, humble and beautiful woman. Her demandar is honest and kind.
She meets Dante when he arrives in Paradise, third part of the Divine Comedy.

Davide.D

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I would like to talk about the figure of “Francesca Da Rimini”.
We find her on Dante’s fifth chapter of Hell. Her fault was to fall in love with her husband’s brother. Francesca was forced to marry “Gianciotto” for a political issue and it’s for this reason that Dante places her among the lustful.
Her physical description is not present in the text but in the paintings she was depicted with an angelic face, long wave and blonde hair and a fair complexion with a small nose. However, she has a noble soul and strength when she speaks to Dante, and he feels the need to pray even if she is damned.

Flavia A.

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Beatrice "Bice" di Folco Portinari 1265 – 8 June 1290) was an Italian woman commonly identified with the Beatrice who appears as one of his guides in the last book of the Divine Comedy "Paradiso" and in the last four canti of "Purgatorio".
Beatrice was the daughter of the banker Folco Portinari, and was married to another banker, Simone dei Bardi. Dante claims to have met a "Beatrice" only twice, on occasions separated by nine years, but was so affected by the meetings that he carried his love for her throughout his life.
In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice takes over as guide from the Latin poet Virgil because, as a pagan, Virgil cannot enter Paradise. Moreover Beatrice, being the incarnation of beatific love (as her name implies), is uniquely suited to lead the pilgrim into the realm of divine bliss.
Naturally, then, it's Beatrice who must lead the pilgrim into Paradise. Beatrice represents religious knowledge and passion: theology, faith, contemplation and grace. She represents the divine love.

Marco M.

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Beatrice was the main inspiration figure for Dante Alighieri's "Nuova Vita" and she is commonly identified with Beatrice who appears as one of God guiders in his masterpiece the Divine Comedy.
Beatrice's personality is complex, with two opposite vibrations: on the one hand egocentrism, isolation, reflexivity, on the other spirituality and concerning for others.
Throughout  the Divine Comedy Dante prepares for the meeting with Beatrice, which takes place in the Purgatory.

Veronica V.

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Beatrice met Dante when she was only 9 years old, she has brown hair tending to orange with almond-shaped eyes, she has a majestic docile character worthy of a princess. In the Divine Comedy Beatrice meets Dante in Purgatory where she will take him to Paradise, leaving Virgil in Purgatory.

Federico L.

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Beatrice wears a white veil and a olive wreath, as well as a green cloak and a bright red robe: even if Dante has not yet seen her face as she is veiled, her spirit feels the power of love and he recognizes that figure as the woman he loved in life, Beatrice.
Beatrice is so graceful, beautiful and kind that with that greeting, elusive and heavenly, she transmits to Dante great happiness as to give bliss, a feeling that has nothing to do with the physical aspect and goes beyond the limits of the spirit.
Beatrice appears in the poem for the first time in canto II of the "Hell", when she descends in to limbo and begs Virgil to help Dante.

Simone L.

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The woman wears a white veil and a olive wreath, as well as a green cloak and a bright red robe: even if dante has not yet seen her face as she is veiled, her spirit feels the power of love and he recognizes that figure as the woman he loved in life, Beatrice.
Beatrice is defined by Dante in the sonnet "so kind and so honest she seems... as a thing thus has come from heaven to earth to miraculously show grace".
Once in chapter 10th of Paradise, the Empire, Beatrice returns to her seat in the "candida Rosa" at the last part of the other worldly journey...

AMIRA D.

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Beatrice was born in 1265 in Florence . Beatrice appears as one of Dante's guides in the las book of the Divine Comedy "Paradiso".
Beatrice is so graceful, beautiful and kind.
She died on 8th June 1290.

Giulia R.

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Pia dei Tolomei  was a gentle and kind woman from Siena in Tuscany who was given a warm mention by Dante in his famous poem Divine Comedy. She was a member of the Tolomei family, a rich and powerful family in Siena.
She was a beautiful woman, she has light brown hair and green eyes.
She married Nello, an old man, she was very young when they married, she was loved from many young men and Nello was very jealous that he imprisoned her in a tower of his castle.
One day he heard from a friend that Pia was having an affair with a young man.
He returned in the tower where Pia was imprisoned and he became violent, he pushed her out of the window and she died.

Laura K.

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Beatrice, also called Bice, was Born in 1266 in Italy at Firenze. Her father was Falco Portinari and at 19 years old, she married Simone dei Bordi.
She died was in 1290
Beatrice was a beautiful girl. She had blonde and long hair with blue and big eyes, she had also a medium mouth and she was thin.
Beatrice met Dante Alighieri when she was just a kid and she met him again when she was married but Dante Alighieri never stopped to love her up to her dead. After Dante wrote about  her in the "Divina Commedia" where we also met other characters.

Nicoletta.C

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Beatrice actually Bice, daughter of , was born in Florence in 1266. She married at nineteen but died at twenty-four. Beatrice appears for the first time in Canto Two of the Hell .
She descends into limbo to tell Virgil to help Dante.
Dante met Beatrice when she was nine years old and he met her again at the age of eighteen.

Alessio