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Colored diagram of Dante's Purgatory as a stepped mountain rising from the sea, with cornices labeled by sins and numbered ca

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Ordinamento del Purgatorio [The Ordering of Purgatory], Michelangelo Caetani (1855), Cornell University Library. Via artnap.com

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A colored diagram titled Ordinamento del Purgatorio shows a conical mountain rising from the sea, divided into stepped cornices labeled with Roman numerals and lists of names. Red and black brackets on the left classify the terraces by the seven deadly sins, with Antipurgatory and the Earthly Paradise marked at the base and summit. This 1855 print by Michelangelo Caetani is a map-like guide to the structure of Dante's Purgatorio.

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