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Name a cantica of Dante’s Divine Comedy.

The three main parts, not an individual canto. Italian names and their English translations are accepted.

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PurgatorioPurgatorio is the second cantica and describes Purgatory.
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Paradiso is the third cantica and describes Paradise.

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PurgatorioPurgatorio is the second cantica and describes Purgatory.Aliases: PurgatoryShortest accepted input: Purgatory · 9 characters
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ParadisoParadiso is the third cantica and describes Paradise.Aliases: ParadiseShortest accepted input: Paradise · 8 characters
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InfernoInferno is the first cantica and describes Hell.Aliases: HellShortest accepted input: Hell · 4 characters
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Source: Princeton Dante Project · La Divina Commedia ↗

Reference version: 2026-10-21. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.