"Divine Comedy, Volume 3, Paradise" is the last part of Dante Alighieri's huge work, consisting of three parts. In this part, the main character, Dante, travels through Paradise, describing his encounters with the souls of the righteous and saints. He visits nine heavenly spheres, in each of which there are souls closest to God. Paradise reflects the ideal of justice and perfection that Dante presents in the work through symbolism and metaphors. Readers feel the majesty and beauty of this part of the "Divine Comedy", which completes the unsurpassed masterpiece of medieval literature.