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1. Limbo

2. lust

3. gluttony

4. greed

5. anger

6. heresy

7. violence

8. fraud

9. treachery

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The first circle is like a waiting place for people who never knew the gospel. They are given light punishment for the sin of not being baptized

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The second circle represents the sin of lust, where the lustful are punished by being buffeted within an endless tempest

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The third circle is for those guilty of gluttony, of uncontrollable indulgence in appetites and addiction. They are subjected to a constant rain of putrefaction and filth and wallow in solitary misery in the mud

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The greedy in life, those who cared for material wealth above all else, inhabit the fourth circle, greed. They are those who coveted as well as those who squandered wealth during life. They have to push big heavy weights in an endless circle.

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Dante tells us that the wrathful and angry souls of this circle spend eternity waging battle on the River of Styx.

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Guilty of having beliefs or ideas that contradict Christian doctrine. Souls are damned to reside in immortal, fiery graves, where they suffer horrible pain

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In the 7th circle of hell, there are varying punishments for the types of violence committed. Those violent against their neighbors are submersed according to their level of guilt in a river of boiling blood

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those who are considered counselors of fraud and brought about the downfall of others; they intentionally misled others for their own gain by feeding them lies. Their punishment is to be burned in flames

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holds the souls of those who were guilty of treachery, or betrayal. All of the souls in the ninth circle are submerged in ice, but there are four layers. Those who committed the worst betrayals are deeper within the ice

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Here is where satan is

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Halfway through life, at 35 years, he has strayed from the gospel into worldliness. His "allotted time" is 70 years, the symbolic number 7 being complete, since he is only halfway there though, he has time to go back to the true way. 10 is perfection.Woods=trees=eden, the woods=worldliness=original sin. Dante sees joyous symbols, the sun (divine illumination) shining on a hill (joy/ascension). It is the Easter season so he has the hope of rebirth. Three Beasts of Worldliness (allusion to Jeremiah): the leopard of malice and fraud(lust, described as beautiful), the lion of violence and ambition(enormous, represents pride), and the she wolf of incontinence(appears to be wasting away and represents greed) these three beasts send him back to the forest, so essentially his greed, lust, and pride keep him from reaching the joy hill. Then when all seems lost virgil shows up to be Dante's moral mentor. He tells him that to get around the beasts, he must descend through

Hell (The Recognition of Sin), then he must ascend

through Purgatory (The Renunciation Of Sin). and only

then may he reach joy and heaven. Virgil is his human mentor so he can only take him so far, he needs a divine mentor Beatrice who represents divine love to help him ascend above humanity.