Dante's Purgatorio Part 2 - The Indolent & The Unshriven

History lovers! It's time to continue our quest.

Phew, it's been a minute sincewe caught up with out wayward Poets. Last time we saw Dante and Virgil, they arrived in Purgatory and followed through to the excommunicated (passing by Manfred along the way). In todays video, we'll be continuing into the paths of the Indolent and Unshriven... and maybe making a new friend along the way.

Let's climb a mountain.

P.S. Remember to tell us what you think in the comments!

VOICE ACTING CREDITS
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Jacopo - MangoFantastic
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TIMESTAMPS:
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00:00 - Intro
00:25 - The Structure of Purgatory
02:13 - The Easing Path
03:48 - The Indolent
06:15 - The Unshriven
10:41 - Empty Prayers
11:46 - Meeting Sordello and the Horse of the Empire

ART CREDITS
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VIDEO CREDITS
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Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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OTHER CREDITS
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The speaking lines of this episode are (majoritively) pulled from CH Sissons English translation of The Divine Comedy. This was done to preserve a 1-1 with the literary text for the viewer so they can read along if they want to.
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MUSICAL CREDITS
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"Sad Minuet" by Sir Cubworth
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"Shattered Paths" by Akash Gandhi
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"Prelude No. 18" by Chris Zabriskie
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Laserdisc" by Chris Zabriskie
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Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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HELP THE CHANNEL
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If you'd like to help out with the channel, consider providing translations to other languages. We're always looking for more people to join our production adventure as well, so if you've got some skills in voice acting, art, editing or history, give us a bell!
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FURTHER READING ON CONTENT FROM THIS EPISODE
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The Divine Comedy (CH Sisson) - Canto IV(53) - VII(42)
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#dantespurgatorio #divinecomedy #dantespurgatory

[francescodanovaro]

For us Italians Dante's speech about Italy in the sixth canto of purgatory is very important and is taught at school from childhood.
Is considered the first example of Italian patriotism, in fact Dante is one of the first Italian authors to visualize the Italian peninsula as a united territory without political differences and inhabited by the same people (the modern concept of "Italian people" historically originated after the year 1000 AD)

[robinpower]

with whom I would've liked your audience to become I'm kind of a Dante buff and your account of Purgatory was incredibly faithful to Dante proper, (lol) you've accomplished something

[philipcunningham]

You’re brilliant. These are fascinating.

[Galahad]

You deserve 10x as many subs and views. These videos are impeccable.

[AlexAlex-uwbx]

Well worth the wait, the work you put into these is second to none.

[sciencetypeperson]

Please, please keep making these. Much appreciated

[jamescasas]

Love the narration, looking forward to more, part 4

[batmanbeatsironman]

I never subscribe to any youtube channels, but I did for this one, to encourage the next video to be made

[zendriagoodwinkins]

wow its been a while im so glad you doing this its amongst my favorite books but i get a bit confused when i read it because im not sure what exactly do some things mean .. but you clear that confusion so i can better enjoy my fave book thank you im 12 yo btw

[eddierice]

God Damn, what a fuck up way of life. Satan seems to be the good guy that stand up to the bully

[ManahManah]

I expected Sordello to say "Human-cyborg relations".
🤣

[michaelpearl]

Okay, I’m sure someone else has already mentioned this, but...the pronunciation is “sɛz” and not “sāyz” (see the IPA guide).

[angelamossucco]

Thanks for this great work.
Love the tone and clarity and the use of art. Please diversify the colors of humanity.

[jessicajayes]

Wait, Capulets and Montegues? Isn't that about 200 years too early?

[thegreatestamericanalive]

I can tell by the dice you used that you like D&D!