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Canto IX. Circle 6 / The Heretics (The Furies); The Gates Opened by the Angel from Heaven

Date

15th century

People

Artist: Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1491, Italian, Venetian

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Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Philip Hofer, M5267

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Title

Canto IX. Circle 6 / The Heretics (The Furies); The Gates Opened by the Angel from Heaven

People

Artist: Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1491, Italian, Venetian

Date

15th century

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Philip Hofer, M5267

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Amazon
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Clarifai
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Google
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Text 97.9
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Microsoft
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text 100
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Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2025-01-31

The image displays a page from an old book, likely printed in the 15th century, given the style and formatting of the text. The page is predominantly filled with text, organized into paragraphs and formatted in two main columns. The upper part of the page has a title indicating "Canto Nono," suggesting this is a section from a larger work, likely "The Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri, given the reference to "Dante" in the heading "CANTO NONO PELA PRIMA CANTICA DI DANTHE."

The text is written in Italian, featuring an older style of typography with distinct serif fonts. Near the middle of the page, there is a decorative initial capital letter, "V," and a woodcut illustration. The illustration depicts a medieval scene with figures standing within a walled or fortified city, involving a leader figure and a group of onlookers or followers, suggesting a scene from Dante's "Inferno."

The border around the text is clean, though the paper shows signs of age, such as slight browning and some small spots of foxing. The margins are relatively wide, especially on the right side, which was common in early printed works to allow for notes and commentary. The bottom of the page contains a marking "H," possibly indicating the specific page or section marker in the book's organization.

Created by gpt-4 on 2025-01-31

This image shows a page from an old book or manuscript. The text is in Italian, and it appears to be a historical printing, potentially from the early print era given the font and layout, which is reminiscent of incunabula or early Renaissance books. The page is labeled with "CANTO NONO" at the top, indicating that it is the ninth canto of a larger work, and there is a large capital "C" starting the main body of text below the title.

The main body of text is in two columns with justified alignment, a common format for books of this era. There are also marginal notes on the left side of the page, providing commentary or supplementary information related to the main text.

Below the title "CANTO NONO" an illustration is embedded into the text. The illustration is a woodcut, depicting several figures around a structure that resembles architectural columns or a building facade, suggesting a scene from a story or historical event, possibly related to the content of the text.

Such pages are typical of the works of classical literature and may be from a version of Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy," given the mention of "Prima Cantica di Dante" in the text and the overall historical and Italian context. However, without the ability to verify further specifics, the actual content and origin of the page would require more contextual information.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2025-01-31

This appears to be a page from a historical Italian manuscript or early printed book, specifically showing Canto Nono (Canto Nine). The page features both text and an illustration. The illustration shows an architectural scene with fortified walls or buildings with crenellations, and some figures shown in a medieval artistic style. The text appears to be printed in an early typeface, with decorative capitals at the beginning of sections. The page has some age-related discoloration and appears to be from an early edition or commentary of Dante's work, likely the Divine Comedy. The layout is typical of medieval or early Renaissance manuscripts, with the main text block and smaller ilustration integrated into the page design.

Created by claude-3-opus-20240229 on 2025-01-31

The image shows a page from an old book or document, likely written in Italian based on the text. The page contains two sections - the top part has a block of text, while the bottom part shows an illustration depicting what appears to be an interior scene with arches, columns, and decorative elements. The illustration has a caption below it that reads "CANTO NONO PELA FVRIA CANTICA DI DANTHE." indicating it may be related to Dante's Divine Comedy. The aged appearance of the paper and the style of the text and illustration suggest this is from a fairly old printed book or manuscript.

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2025-01-31

The image appears to be a page from an old book or manuscript. It contains text in a foreign language, likely Italian, as well as an illustration or diagram. The text appears to be written in a traditional, ornate style characteristic of older printed materials. The illustration depicts what seems to be a castle or fortress-like structure, with various architectural elements and details. The overall appearance suggests this is a historic or antique document of some kind.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-03-11

The image presents a page from an old book, featuring a mix of text and illustrations. The page is written in Latin, with the title "CANTO NONO PELA PRIMA CANTICA DIDANTHE" at the top. The text is divided into two columns, with the left column containing a heading that reads "CANTO" and the right column featuring a heading that reads "NONO."

  • The page includes several illustrations, including:
    • A drawing of a man in a robe, possibly a biblical figure.
    • A depiction of a city or town, possibly Jerusalem.
    • A scene showing a group of people gathered around a fire, possibly a biblical event.
  • The text is written in a formal, cursive script, with many words and phrases underlined or highlighted.
  • The page has a yellowed appearance, suggesting that it is an old document.
  • The background of the page is a light beige color, which provides a subtle contrast to the darker text and illustrations.

Overall, the image appears to be a page from a historical or religious text, possibly a Bible or other sacred work. The use of Latin and the formal script suggest that the document is from an earlier time period, possibly the Middle Ages or Renaissance.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-03-11

This image presents a page from an ancient book, showcasing a blend of text and illustration. The page is divided into two main sections: the top portion features text in Italian, while the bottom section contains a woodcut illustration accompanied by additional text.

Text Section:

  • The text is written in Italian and appears to be a passage from a literary work.
  • The font is ornate and reminiscent of medieval manuscripts.
  • The text is arranged in a single column, with no visible headings or subheadings.

Illustration Section:

  • The illustration is a woodcut print depicting a scene from a story or poem.
  • The scene shows a group of people gathered around a central figure, possibly a king or noble.
  • The illustration is rendered in a simple yet detailed style, with bold lines and minimal shading.
  • The text accompanying the illustration provides context and explanation for the scene depicted.

Page Layout:

  • The page has a yellowed background, suggesting that it is an old or aged document.
  • The text and illustration are arranged in a clear and organized manner, with ample whitespace to facilitate reading and viewing.
  • The page appears to be a single sheet, rather than a bound book, as there are no visible staples or binding marks.

Overall, this image presents a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering insights into the artistic and literary styles of a bygone era. The combination of text and illustration creates a rich and engaging visual experience, inviting the viewer to explore the story and meaning behind the page.

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Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-01-31

The image shows a page from a book with text in Italian. The page is divided into two columns, with the left column labeled "CANTO" and the right column labeled "NONO." The text is written in a cursive font and appears to be a poem or song. The page also includes a small illustration of a castle in the middle of the page, with a person standing in front of it. The illustration is surrounded by a decorative border.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-01-31

The image depicts a page from a historical book, likely from the Renaissance or early modern period, based on the style of the text and illustrations. The page is divided into two main sections: the upper section contains a dense, italicized Latin text, while the lower section features an intricate woodcut illustration. The Latin text appears to be from a literary or philosophical work, possibly from a classical author such as Dante Alighieri or Virgil. The woodcut illustration depicts a scene with several figures, including a central figure in a flowing garment, possibly a philosopher or poet, surrounded by other figures engaged in various activities. The illustration is framed by a decorative border and includes a title or caption in Latin at the top. The page is aged and has a sepia tone, indicating its historical significance.

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Amazon

CANTO
NONO
fiore
di
nela
Virgilo:
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per
el
daleidifcendelerta
difendere
fcorta.
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fcripta
Onde
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Google

CANTO NONO 59 dixe faggira:cioe in uano fafaticha.Imperhoche el fiore rino dice lui fe unaggirando quando no fa profito nela etgia diqua dalei difcendelerta pafando per li cerchifanza fcorta. Talcheperluinefialaterra aperta. faticharfi.Et per dimoftrare che non e da marauigharfi che loro fieno fi baldanzofi che fi mettino a difendeif qt locheno poffino difendere dice effer lor coftume anti cho far quefto.Aduque NONENVOVA:cioe inufitata.Quefta lor tracutanza:cioe prefumptione & impidente audacia.Onde difopto dice.Latracutata fchiatta:cioe baldãzofa & temeraria.CHE GIA ufar amen fecreta porta:Quefto intéde de la prima porta deliferno tra laqle & quefta che enel fexto cerchio fono que uitit:equali procedono da icótinétia:&piu facilmente ficonofcono:Onde ha potuto Virgilio: cioelhmano intellecto perfemedefimo guidar danthe:Et per queftoemen fecreta:cioe meno obicura &intendequando edemonii uollono ricalcitrare quido crhifto ipoglio el limbo:Onde el pfalmifta dixe: Tollite portas principes ueftras & introibit rexglorie.liche fignifica che fi ruppono tutte le leggi:& fen tent editecoeroala difubidentia del primo huomo.LAQuAL fanza ferrame anchor fi troua:perche da la paffióe di chrifto in quano puo piu retinere lanime defulti babtezati.SOVRESSA uedeftu la fcripta mort.Rifpondea quello.Qu:te parole di colore fmorto Vidio fcripte al fommo duna porta:ET GIA diqaada lei fcende lerta.Dice che gia ligelo mádato da dio per aprire la porta e entrato nela prima porta &icede lerta.Ogni luogho ridipo ha erta &chía:ma chiamafi erta achi lo fale:& chía a chi lo fcéde: Adu que pofe lerta per la china poiche ligelo fcédea.come Virgilio pone fine pel principio.Oceani finé ux tailolemque cidentem. Oueraméte dixe erta quáto a fe elquale effédo gia difobtogli tornaua erta. PAS SANDO pglicerchi faza fcorta:pche la diuia potétia nó ha bifogno di fcorta. TAL CHEpluiscioe pluo mezone fia apta laporta dela terra:cioedela citta.Et qfta allegoria exprieremo meglio nel feqinte capi. CANTONONO PELA PRIMA CANTICA DI DANTHE Velcolor che uilta nel cor mipinfe ueggendo el duca mio tor nare in uolta piu tofto dentro el fuonuouo riftrife Nqeo nono capitulo difcriue el confi gliodi Virgilio circa lentrare dela citta:& emotriinfernali che ui fono:&pcui aiutouen trorono:&finalmente dimoftra co che fiuppli cii ui fono tormétati ghheretici.Materia qfi no u:&doue fono horribili peccati:equalt no me ritano alchunacopaffione:pche no nafcono da loftimolo delacarne:come el difordinato amo re.ogolofita o ira: ma da maluagia maligíta da nimo puerfo:Et benchei tutti euitii gliacti fre quenti faccino habito.Nientedimeno ne paffa ti e pfu incotinentia che intépantia. Main qfti fiuedi unipuerfilfima obftinatice. Et pche chi T M fahabito in gti equafi impoffibile chefe ne poffa ritrare :pho glimettedentro ala citta cicta di mura di ferro.Adinorare chet fia inexpugnabile.comedifopra dicemo.Maptornare al texto la fententia del pri morernario eche effendo Danthe ipaurito:& pquefto impalidito pla mutatione che hauea ueduto nel 'uifodi Virgilio: Et accorgendofi di quefto Virgilio ripremette lo fdegno & la pturbatióe fua:& rifchiaro la faccia:&riduxela al colore naturale:acioche Danthe anchora lui ponefli giu la paura.Er certo ogniuol ta che la pte rationale ne ihomo piglia fbigottimento di nó potere confeqre alchuna cofa la fefualita mol to ne ipaurifce.Et latenteméte admonifce che qualuche e pofto al gouerno & al reggimento de gli altri debba fpefone picoli moftrarfi di buono animo:accioche non fbigottifca quegli che fono fobto ei fuo go uerno liche Virgilio tribuilce ad Enea quádo dice .Spem uultu fimulat premit altucorde doloré: &ordi nael texto.Quelcolore el quale la ulea:cioe la paura pinfe fuori.Intendi nela faccia.Impo che pallore nel uolto non ne le non manchamento di fangue:elquale per la paura fugge al cuore:& lafcia le uene del uol touote. VEGGIENDO el duca nmio tornare in uolta.Quafi dica fanzauictoria & fcacciato: pche dicia mouno exercito effer meffo in uolta quando fuperato dainimici uolta le fpalle. PIV TOSTO dentro el fuo nuotio reftrinfce.Era nuouo in Danthe el colore pallido.lmperoche la paira lhauea facto diuentare pallido.Era fimilméte nuouo in Virgilio el colore accefo:pche lo fdegno lhauea accefonelafaccia Impho che effendo ira ribollimento di fangue in tornoal cuore ribollendo dilcorre p tutte le uenemaapparifce piunela faccia: perche quiui fono molteuene intercutance:cioe fi in pelle che al tutto fi manifeftono.M I े H
CANTO
NONO
59
dixe
faggira:cioe
in
uano
fafaticha.Imperhoche
el
fiore
rino
dice
lui
fe
unaggirando
quando
no
fa
profito
nela
etgia
diqua
dalei
difcendelerta
pafando
per
li
cerchifanza
fcorta.
Talcheperluinefialaterra
aperta.
faticharfi.Et
dimoftrare
che
non
e
da
marauigharfi
loro
fieno
fi
baldanzofi
mettino
a
difendeif
qt
locheno
poffino
difendere
effer
lor
coftume
anti
cho
far
quefto.Aduque
NONENVOVA:cioe
inufitata.Quefta
tracutanza:cioe
prefumptione
&
impidente
audacia.Onde
difopto
dice.Latracutata
fchiatta:cioe
baldãzofa
temeraria.CHE
GIA
ufar
amen
fecreta
porta:Quefto
intéde
de
la
prima
porta
deliferno
tra
laqle
quefta
enel
fexto
cerchio
fono
que
uitit:equali
procedono
icótinétia:&piu
facilmente
ficonofcono:Onde
ha
potuto
Virgilio:
cioelhmano
intellecto
perfemedefimo
guidar
danthe:Et
queftoemen
fecreta:cioe
meno
obicura
&intendequando
edemonii
uollono
ricalcitrare
quido
crhifto
ipoglio
limbo:Onde
pfalmifta
dixe:
Tollite
portas
principes
ueftras
introibit
rexglorie.liche
fignifica
ruppono
tutte
le
leggi:&
fen
tent
editecoeroala
difubidentia
del
primo
huomo.LAQuAL
fanza
ferrame
anchor
troua:perche
paffióe
di
chrifto
quano
puo
piu
retinere
lanime
defulti
babtezati.SOVRESSA
uedeftu
fcripta
mort.Rifpondea
quello.Qu:te
parole
colore
fmorto
Vidio
fcripte
al
fommo
duna
porta:ET
diqaada
lei
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lerta.Dice
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ligelo
mádato
dio
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ridipo
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&chía:ma
chiamafi
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Adu
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poiche
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pone
fine
pel
principio.Oceani
finé
tailolemque
difobtogli
PAS
SANDO
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potétia
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me
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effédo
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faza
diuia
bifogno
TAL
pluo
fia
laporta
terra:cioedela
allegoria
exprieremo
meglio
feqinte
capi.
CANTONONO
PELA
fuonuouo
riftrife
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nono
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difcriue
confi
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fono:&pcui
aiutouen
trorono:&finalmente
dimoftra
co
fiuppli
cii
tormétati
ghheretici.Materia
qfi
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horribili
peccati:equalt
alchunacopaffione:pche
nafcono
loftimolo
delacarne:come
difordinato
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re.ogolofita
o
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ma
maluagia
maligíta
nimo
puerfo:Et
benchei
tutti
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paffa
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citta
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chet
inexpugnabile.comedifopra
dicemo.Maptornare
texto
fententia
pri
morernario
eche
effendo
Danthe
ipaurito:&
pquefto
impalidito
pla
mutatione
hauea
ueduto
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quefto
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rifchiaro
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mol
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ipaurifce.Et
latenteméte
admonifce
qualuche
pofto
gouerno
reggimento
gli
altri
debba
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picoli
moftrarfi
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animo:accioche
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nael
texto.Quelcolore
quale
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paura
pinfe
fuori.Intendi
faccia.Impo
pallore
uolto
manchamento
fangue:elquale
fugge
cuore:&
lafcia
uene
uol
touote.
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nmio
tornare
uolta.Quafi
dica
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fcacciato:
dicia
mouno
exercito
meffo
fuperato
dainimici
fpalle.
PIV
TOSTO
nuotio
reftrinfce.Era
nuouo
pallido.lmperoche
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facto
diuentare
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dilcorre
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perche
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molteuene
intercutance:cioe
pelle
tutto
manifeftono.M
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