PARADISE
CANTO 1: Dante and Beatrice ascend to the fire of Heaven.
CANTO 2: Merging with Heaven of the Moon.
CANTO 3: The souls that were prevented from keeping their promise to God.
CANTO 4: The tenacious martyrs that kept their promise to God is explained.
CANTO 7: The redemption of humanity.
CANTO 5: Emperor Justinian meets Dante.
CANTO 8: Spiritually appointed diversity in humanity.
CANTO 6: Christianity and the Roman Empire.
CANTO 9: Souls who were trapped by pleasures but still blessed.
CANTO 10: Thomas Aquinas meets Dante in the Heaven of the Sun.
CANTO 11: The description of St. Francis embracing Christianity.
CANTO 12: St. Dominic described as a gardener for Christ.
CANTO 13: The light of God's love described.
CANTO 14: Dante's vision of the crucifixion.
CANTO 15: Dante meets his ancestor.
CANTO 16: The decadence of Florence is described.
CANTO 19: An eagle formed by angels explains pagans and Christian kings.
CANTO 22: St. Benedict talks with Dante but remains hidden.
CANTO 17: The prediction that Dante will be banished from Florence.
CANTO 20: Noble souls make up the eagle's eye.
CANTO 23: The Virgin Mary appears with the twelve apostles.
CANTO 18: Angels write the letters of the words "love righteousness".
CANTO 21: Dante sees Peter Damian descend Jacob's ladder.
CANTO 24: Dante describes true faith to St. Peter.
CANTO 25: The nature of hope is explained.
CANTO 26: Dante explains his love.
CANTO 27: St. Peter describes his anger at Pope Boniface VIII.
CANTO 28: Dante sees the reflection in Beatrice's eye.
CANTO 29: The fallen angels leave Heaven, rebelling against goodness.
CANTO 30: Dante drinks from the river of light.
CANTO 31: St. Bernard of Clairvaux replaces Beatrice as Dante's guide.
CANTO 32: Dante is shown Mary and Eve in Heaven.
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CANTO 33: St. Bernard prays to the Virgin Mary.