D3: Italy: political divisions in 1350
D4: overview of Florence from piazzale Michelangelo
D11: Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge)
D12: Roman road
D13: amphitheater (on 1584 map)
D14: amphitheater (modern aerial view)
D15: amphitheater (on 1584 map)
D16: piazza and palazzo dei Peruzzi
D17: modern street map for circuit of Roman walls
D18: San Lorenzo (St. Lawrence; old view)
D19: San Lorenzo (St. Lawrence; modern view)
D21: Charlemagne "rebuilt" city after Totila's destruction
D22: Badia (founded in 978 by Willa, mother of Hugo, marquis of Tuscany)
D23: tomb of Hugo, (marquis of Tuscany)
D24: San Miniato al Monte (St. Mineas on the Mountain) (after 1018) (old view)
D25: San Miniato al Monte (modern view)
D26: San Miniato al Monte (facade)
D27: San Miniato al Monte (apse mosaic)
D28: Buondelmonte and the split between Guelf and Ghibelline (1215) (painting of funeral)
D29: Montaperti (1260)
D30: Montaperti (1260)
D31: Montaperti
D32: Farinata
D33: Empoli
D34: Benevento (1266): Manfred
D36: battle of Campaldino (1289)
D37: battle of Campaldino (1289)
D38: Florence in 1300
D39: priors / captain of twelve
D41: Statutes of the Guelf Party (and of Money Changers' guild)
D42: Torre della Castagna (1282)
D43: Palazzo Vecchio (Old Palace, 1298)
D44: Arnolfo da Cambio (and Brunelleschi)
D45: circuit of walls (1172-74 and 1284-1333)
D46: gates of new wall: Porta Romana
D47: commerce
D48: banking
D49: cloth
D50: grain merchants
D51: Palace of Arte della Lana (wool)
D52: Agnus Dei
D53: Gold Florin: lily
D54: Gold Florin: John the Baptist
D54a: Money Changers' guild crest
D55: bridges
D56: Bargello (police chief, town hall and jail, 1255)
D58: Loggia del Bigallo (the Misericordia)
D59: the Misericordia
D60: Santa Croce (Holy Cross) (1295, Arnolfo da Cambio) (old)
D61: Santa Croce (modern)
D62: Santa Maria Novella (New St. Mary's) (1279)
D63: San Marco (St. Mark's) (1299, 1437)
D64: SS. Annunziata (Most Holy Annunciation, 1250, 1444)
D65: Santo Spirito (Holy Spirit) (1251, 1444)
D66: Orsanmichele (St. Michael in the Orchard/Garden) (1337)
D67: Duomo complex: Baptistery, Santa Maria del Fiore (1296), Campanile (bell tower)
D68: Baptistery
D69: Baptistery: mosaics in cupola
D70: Baptistery: mosaics in cupola
D71: Baptistery: south door (Andrea Pisano)
D72: Baptistery: south door (Hope)
D73: Santa Maria del Fiore (old)
D74: Santa Maria del Fiore (new)
D75: Campanile (bell tower) (Giotto)
D76: Campanile (bell tower): detail of Hercules
D77: city within walls until unification of Italy
D78: Marzocco (lion)
D80: Tower/house of Foresi family
D81: Palazzo Davanzati
D82: "Casa di Dante" (Dante's house)
D83: San Gimignano (May 7, 1300)
D84: San Gimignano
D85: Boniface VIII
D86: Black Guelfs: led by Corso Donati
D87: Black Guelfs: led by Corso Donati
D88: Phillip IV "The Fair" and Charles of Valois
D89: Dante standing outside city gate of Florence (Domenico di Michelino; Duomo)
D90: Verona
D91: Tombs of the Scala family
D92: Monument to Cangrande della Scala
D93: Crest of the Scala family
D94: Casentino
D95: Casentino
D96: Lucca (overview)
D97: Lucca (overview of amphitheater)
D98: Lucca: San Martino
D99: Lucca: S. Michele in Foro
D100: Pisa: towers
D101: Pisa: Duomo
D102: Pisa: Baptistery
D103: Padova
D104: Padova: house where Dante stayed
D105: Padova: Sant'Antonio
D106: Giotto: Arena Chapel (exterior)
D107: Giotto: Arena Chapel (interior)
D108: Giotto: Arena Chapel (Last Judgment)
D109: Ravenna: general
D110: Ravenna: Sant'Apollinare Nuovo
D111: Ravenna: San Vitale
D112: Ravenna: San Vitale: Justinian
D113: Ravenna: Sant'Apollinare in Classe
D114: Ravenna: Sant'Apollinare in Classe (apse mosaic)
D115: Venice (older view)
D116: Venice
D117: Pomposa Abbey
D118: death of Dante
D119: Dante's tomb (Ravenna) (September 13/14, 1321)
D120: Dante's tomb (Ravenna) (September 13/14, 1321)
D121: Dante's cenotaph (1829, Santa Croce) (Stefano Ricci)
D122: Dante working in his study (Luca Signorelli) (Duomo, Orvieto)
D123: Manuscript: Vita Nuova: Florence, Biblioteca Nazionale Magl. VI, 187 (2nd half, 15th sec.)
D124: Pigna: ch. 2: Beatrice appears to Dante
D125: Pigna: ch. 3: Dante sees Beatrice on the street
D126: Henry Holiday (1839-1927): Dante looks at Beatrice who passes by
D127: Evelyn Paul: Beatrice's greeting
D128: Paul, "Vide cor tuum"
D129: Pigna: ch. 9: Love appears as a pilgrim
D130: Paul: Love as a pilgrim
D131: Paul: the assault of Love
D132: Paul: the greeting denied
D133: Paul: the "gabbo"
D134: Paul: the death of Beatrice' father
D135: Paul: the dream: the disheveled women
D136: Rossetti (1856): the dream of the death of Beatrice
D137: Rossetti (1871): the dream of the death of Beatrice
D138: Paul: Beatrice and Giovanna (Primavera)
D139: Paul: the death of Beatrice
D140: Paul: sfter the death of Beatrice
D141: Paul: Dante draws an angel
D142: Pigna: ch. 36: the "donna gentile"
D143: Paul: the "donna gentile"
D144: Rossetti: the "donna della finestra" (1879)
D145: Pigna: ch. 40: Pilgrims on their way to Rome
D146: Pigna: ch. 42: the marvelous vision
D147: Paul: the marvelous vision
D148: Rossetti (1860): Dantis Amor
D149: Guido delle Colonne
D150: Bonagiunta da Lucca
D151: Guittone d'Arezzo
D152: Guido Guinizzelli
D152a: The theological virtue of Hope
D152b: The theological virtue of Faith
D152c: The cardinal virtue of Justice — The vice of Injustice
D152d: Prudentius, Psychomachia: Top: Patience accosted by Ira. Bottom: Patience derided by Ira
D152g: Typology: Christ the Good Shepherd
D152h: Typology: Elijah and the Ascension of Christ
D153: Frederick II of Hohenstaufen (De arte venandi cum avibus)
D154: Frederick II (gold coin)
D155: Henry VII of Luxemburg (tomb in Duomo, Pisa) (Tino da Camaino)
D156: Henry VII of Luxemburg (tomb in Duomo, Pisa) (Tino da Camaino)
D157: Boniface VIII
D158: Dante, Inferno. Stradano (1587-88)
D159; Inferno topography, MS Altona 1385
D160: Inferno topography, MS Pal.320, 2nd q. 15th c.
D161: Inferno 1, MI, Triv. 1076, 1385
D162: Inferno 1, Vat. lat. 4776 (end 14th c.)
D163: Inferno 1, FI, Laur. Tempi 1, 1398
D164: Inferno 1, FI, Laur. Conv. sop. 204, 1392/1420
D165: Inferno 1, Doré
D166: Inferno 1, The Dark Wood: Guttuso
D167: The Dark Wood (near Monteriggioni)
D168: Inferno 1, FI, Laur Plut 40.7
D169: Inferno 1, Doré: the leopard
D170: Inferno 1, Guttuso: the leopard
D171: Inferno 1, Doré: the lion
D172: Inferno 1, Baccio Baldini, FI 1481
D173: Inferno 1, Venice, 1491
D174: Inferno 1, Madrid, Vit. 23-2 (Florentine, c. 1415)
D175: Inferno 1, London, BM Add 19587, c. 1360
D176: Inferno 1, Rimini, Gambalunga 4.I.II.25, early 15th c
D177: Inferno 1, Newberry, Wing ZP 535
D178: Inferno 1, FI Laur. Conv. Sopp. 204
D179: Inferno 1, Josef Anton Koch
D180: Inferno 1, Flaxman
D181: Inferno 1, Blake
D182: Inferno 1, FI, Laur. Plut. 40.3 (1345)
D183: Inferno 1, London, BM Yates Thompson 36, mid 15th c.
D184: Inferno 1, London, Egerton 943 (2nd q. 14th c.)
D185: Inferno 1, Geneva, Bodmer (1412)
D186: Inferno 1, MI, Triv. 1976
D187: Inferno 1, FI, Laur. Strozzi 150
D188: Inferno 1, Doré
D189: Inferno 1, "Inferno Joe"
D190: Inferno 1, Tom Phillips: the Veltro
D191: Inferno 2, Boninus de Boninis, 1487
D192: Inferno 2: Doré
D193: Inferno 2, Modena, Estense R4.8 (early 15th c.)
D194: Inferno 2, Altonensis
D195: Inferno 3: gate of hell: London, BM Yates Thompson mid 15th c.
D196: Inferno 3: gate of hell, Brescia, 1487
D197: Porta San Frediano (Florence)
D198: Inferno 3: MI, Trivulziano 2263 (1405)
D199: Inferno 3, Blake
D200: modern gate of Hell
D201: modern gate of Hell
D202: modern gate of Hell
D203: Inferno 3, Béla Kucs (Hungary)
D204: Arch of Titus (Roman Forum)
D205: Inferno 3, Venice, 1491
D206: Inferno 3, London, Add. 19587 (c. 1360)
D207: Inferno 3, London, Yates Thompson 36 (mid 15th c.)
D208: Inferno 3, FI Laur. Plut. 40.7
D209: Inferno 3, Chantilly, Musée Condé 597
D210: Inferno 3, Altonensis
D211: Inferno 3, Charon, Doré
D212: Inferno 3, Charon, Guttuso
D213: Inferno 3, Charon, Guttuso
D214: Inferno 3, Charon, Michelangelo
D215: Inferno 3, Josef Anton Koch
D216: Inferno 3, Doré
D217: Charon's boat, Charles Addams
D218: Inferno 3, Guttuso
