who despised poetry as the wing of Devil
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Un his poem, Dante portyard the Devil as a grotesque, winged creature with three faces-- each chewing on a devious sinner-- whose wings blew freezing cold winds throughout Hell's domain. The Bible doesn't describe the Devil in detail.
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Dante despised poetry as 'the wing of devil.
- The image of Satan from Dante's Inferno is from a huge monster, encased in ice inside the heart of Pit.
- Devil possesses three faces, but beneath each jaw are two wings that resemble bats.
- The ice that surrounds Satan as well as the other offenders in the Nine Ring begins to solidify as satan flaps its wings, generating a frigid wind.
- Some other rings of Hell can feel the gusts he generates.
- He masticates "Judas Iscariot", "Marcus Junius Brutus", and "Gaius Cassius Longinus" in all triple lips.
- According to historians, Lucifer formerly a magnificent entity whose individuality has since completely disappeared.
- Previously called Angel of Light, Devil, commonly called , Lucifer, originally attempted to steal God's authority.
- As a kind of retribution, God cast Satan—the worst sinner—out of Heaven and condemned him to an eternal torture.
- In contrast to most common representations, Dante's Devil is frothing at the mouth, speechless, and suffers the same penalties of Hell as other offenders.
- Dante eloquently describes the horrible physical characteristics of Lucifer in the passage.
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