Hell is an evil place recognized largely as the worst place a person can go for the worst of sinners. In the comedy, The Divine Comedy, by Dante there are nine circles of Hell. The depiction Dante gives to Hell is a colder place. This differs a lot from John Milton’s book, Paradise Lost, where Hell is depicted as a fiery inferno with darkness on all edges. Hell is a place of fiery death much like Milton’s depiction. This is because burning is more painful that freezing and the Bible depicts that Hell is a fiery place.
In the book, Paradise Lost by John Milton, an English puritan writer he depicts that Hell is “A dungeon horrible, on all sides round as one great furnace flamed, yet from those flames no light, but rather darkness visible.” (book
In the book, Paradise Lost by John Milton, an English puritan writer he depicts that Hell is “A dungeon horrible, on all sides round as one great furnace flamed, yet from those flames no light, but rather darkness visible.” (book