148 Dante and Beatrice before Thomas Aquinas, who presents the two to Dominic and Francis, both standing on winged cherubim Divina Commedia (1444-1450)

Divina Commedia – 148 Dante and Beatrice before Thomas Aquinas, who presents the two to Dominic and Francis, both standing on winged cherubim

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Divina Commedia - 142 Paradise, Third Sphere, Venus, The Lovers

Divina Commedia - 143 Dante and Beatrice hovering before Charles Martel, and, Aeneas is standing before a Sicilian city, as three warriors approach

Divina Commedia - 144 Dante and Beatrice encountering the spirit of Cunizza da Romano

Divina Commedia - 145 Dante and Beatrice before Folco

Divina Commedia - 146 Paradise, Fourth Sphere, Sun - The Wise

Divina Commedia - 147 Dante and Beatrice being greeted by Aquinas and Albertus Magnus, while ten Doctors of the Church are seated below

Divina Commedia - 149 Renunciation of Francis before a bishop

Divina Commedia - 150 Dante and Beatrice before Bonaventure, while on the right, Dominic is preaching to a group of heathens

Divina Commedia - 151 Dante and Beatrice and Bonaventure hovering over the Twelve Doctors of the Church

Divina Commedia - 152 Legend of Theseus and Ariadne

Divina Commedia - 153 Adam, Christ and Solomon, with a sunburst of glory behind them

Divina Commedia - 154 Resurrection of the dead

Divina Commedia - 155 Paradise, Fifth Sphere, Mars - The Warriors of the Faith. Meeting of Aeneas and Anchises

Divina Commedia - 156 Dante witnessing the death of Cacciaguida

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