"The Book of Hell" is a philosophical novel written by Dante Alighieri in the 14th century. In his work, the author describes the journey of his main character, Dante, through three worlds - hell, purgatory and heaven. Each circle of hell impresses with its terribleness and cruelty of punishments for sinners. The novel not only depicts the mythical world of the afterlife, but also opens up to the reader a wide arsenal of moral and philosophical problems. This is not only a book about a virtual journey through the immensity of hell, but also about paying for sins and taking responsibility for one's actions. "The Book of Hell" is a masterpiece of world literature that remains relevant and modern to this day, reminding us of the importance of moral values and the eternal struggle between good and evil in the human soul.