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I mean that when the ill-begotten soul comes before him, it confesses all; and that discerner of sins sees which shall be its place in Hell, then girds himself with his tail as many times as the grades he wills that it be sent down. Always before him stands a crowd of them; they go, each in his turn, to the judgment; they tell, and hear, and then are hurled below.
"O you who come to the abode of pain," said Minos to me, when he saw me, pausing in the act of that great office, "beware how you enter and in whom you trust; let not the breadth of the entrance deceive you!"
And my leader to him,"Why do you too cry out? Do not hinder his fated going: thus is it willed there where that can be done which is willed; and ask no more."
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"O you who come to the abode of pain," said Minos to me, when he saw me, pausing in the act of that great office, "beware how you enter and in whom you trust; let not the breadth of the entrance deceive you!"
And my leader to him,"Why do you too cry out? Do not hinder his fated going: thus is it willed there where that can be done which is willed; and ask no more."
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Check my gallery for more Inferno illustrations, updated daily!
Or see all the Inferno illustrations at the Dante's Inferno FOR CHILDREN blog.
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Great piece, the victim in Minos's tail is a nice touch. And are those boulders surrounding Minos, or souls of the damned?