- Virgil
- Charon
- Homer
- Horace
- Ovid
- Lucan
- Elecktra
- Hector
- Aeneas
- Caesar
- Socrates
- Plato
- Orpheus
- Cicero
- Seneca
- Euclid
- Hippocrates
- Minos
- Semiramis
- Dido
- Cleopatra
- Helen
- Achilles
- Paris
- Tristan
- Cerberus
- Ciacco
- Pluto
- Phlegyas
- Faromata
- Minotaur
- Nessus
- Chiron
- Pier delle Vigne
- Capaneus
- Bruneth
- Geryon
- Venedico Caccunico
- Jason
- Alessa Interminei of Lucca
- Constantine
- Tiresius
- Malacoda
- Friar Catalano
- Vanna Fucci
- Ulysses
- Guido du Montefelto
- Bertrand de Born
- Griffolino of Arezzo
- Myrrha
- Sinon
- Nimrod
- Antaeus
- Bocca
- Count Ugolino
- Friar Alberigo
- Judas
- Brutus
- Cassius
- Satan
"That Dante's Inferno could be regarded as a kind of memory system for memorising, Hell and its punishments with striking images on orders of places, will come as a great shock, and I must leave it as a shock. It would take a whole book to work out the implications of such an approach to Dante's poem (95).
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