what is virgil"s advice to dante as spoken as the gates of hell?
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In Canto III of the Inferno, Virgil leads Dante to the gate of Hell, where they read the infamous inscription sometimes translated as “Abandon all hope, you who enter here.” Dante comments that the inscription, which also warns them that they are about to pass into a place where God punishes lost souls with eternal torment, is a bit intimidating. Virgil then advises Dante to leave behind any doubts or fears he has about what he is about to see. If he is to learn from this journey, he must have faith and accept the suffering he observes as divine justice. Virgil offers Dante his hand, which Dante finds reassuring, and the two pass through the gate and into Hell.
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he was an Roman poet
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