"Divine Comedy. Pure Lithium. Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow" is the second part of the famous work of Dante Alighieri, in which the author advances through the four zones of revenge - Lithium, where those who repent for their sins are punished, but still have hope of cleansing their shower. In this part, Dante, along with his guide Virgil, meets various characters who tell stories of their sins and punishments. This is a philosophical and moral masterpiece that provokes the reader to think about how our actions affect our future and destiny against the background of eternal values and the sinfulness of human nature."