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"Inferno" is the first part of the world-famous poem "The Divine Comedy". The poem was written by the "father of Italian literature", the outstanding Renaissance poet Dante Alighieri (1265-1321)

Lost in a dense forest, Dante meets the poet Virgil and goes with him on a journey through the afterlife. It begins with the nine circles of Hell, where the poets meet sinners - thieves, rapists, murderers and suicides, heretics, gluttons - among whom they recognise many historical figures. All of them suffer depending on their sins, but the most terrible torment is in the last, ninth circle, where traitors are...

The text of the book is presented in Italian and Ukrainian in translation by Yevhen Drobyazko.