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| Italian poet remembered for The Divine Comedy, written as a memorial to Beatrice. |
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| A large collection of scrolls containing nearly all the books of the Old Testament, found in the late 1940s. |
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| belief that God has created the Universe but remains apart from it, and allows it to run by natural law. |
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| French philosopher of the 17th century, famous for his statement, "I think: therefore I am." |
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| Epic poem written by Dante in the early 14th century, containing 3 sections: The Inferno, The Purgatorio, and the Paradisio |
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| Play by Henrik Ibsen, about a woman who leaves her husband to establish an independent life. |
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| legendary Spanish nobleman famous for chasing women, who has been a featured character in many literary works. |
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| 17th century Spanish novel, written by Cervantes |
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| Russian author of Crime and Punishment and the Brothers Karamazov. |
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