ON THE PURGATORIO OF DANTE CHIEFLY BASED ON THE COMMENTARY OF BENVENUTO DA IMOLA BY THE HONBLE. WILLIAM WARREN VERNON M.A. (Accademico Corrispondente della Crusca and Cavaliere di S. Maurizio e Lazzaro in Italy) With an Introduction BY THE LATE VERY REV. DEAN OF ST. PAUL'S. IN TWO VOLUMES VOL II SECOND EDITION REVISED AND ENLARGED London MACMILLAN AND CO. LIMITED NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 1897 The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved. THE THIRD CORNICE (continued).-THE PUNISHMENT OF THE ANGRY.-MARCO LOMBARDO. HE latter part of the last Canto was devoted to the consideration of how to avoid the sin of Anger. The present Canto treats mainly of its expiation. Benvenuto divides the Canto into three parts. In Division I, from v. I to v. 24, the penalty of the Angry is described. In Division II, from v. 25 to v. 51, Dante converses with the spirit of Marco Lombardo, who during his lifetime had been exceedingly prone to anger. In Division III, from v. 52 to v. 114, Dante questions Marco about some remarks that had fallen from |