The corrects answers are A) he uses references to classic Greek mythology, B) he places all unbaptized souls in the same circle of Hell, C) he uses imagery to describe vivid settings, and D) he uses sensory appeals to help the reader connect to the mood.
<em>The statements that explain how Dante addresses the following theme: the moral order of Hell are: he uses references to classic Greek mythology, he places all unbaptized souls in the same circle of Hell, he uses imagery to describe vivid settings, and he uses sensory appeals to help the reader connect to the mood.</em>
Dante's Canto IV is dedicated to the Limbo or the "House of Souls." Souls are prevented to enter heaven for a lack of Baptism. To Dante, is the first circle of Hell. The punishment is this part is that the soul is deprived of the presence of God. There you can find the souls of children. There is also a section for adults that could not access Christian beliefs because they were nor presented with this opportunity in their lifetime.
