These pages speak of the Divine Comedy. Here, Dante walks through Hell, Purgatory and Paradise, on a route that must lead to God, but never departs from men. On the contrary, the Divine Comedy is an epic poem that is perfectly responsible for narrating the customs of the man of the Middle Ages; his sins and baseness, but also his desire to reach the bosom of God through a life of piousness or repentance. And in this walk, Dante walks hand in hand with Virgilio and Beatriz, but with the omnipresent protection of Scholasticism and Saint Thomas Aquinas. In summary, we are facing an artistic, theological, historical political and philosophical commitment; before one of the most ambitious literary projects in the history of mankind.