Table I: The six days of creation according to Augustine, De genesi ad litteram IV, 2 (CSEL 28.1, p.97s.):

First day Second day Third day Fourth day Fifth day Sixth day
light firmament seas, dry land, plants sun, moon, stars animals in the water and in the air animals living on land, and man
light fabrica mundi creatures moving in this universe
undetermined superior part inferior part superior part inferior part inferior part

Table II: The six ages of the world and the 'tria tempora' according to Augustine, De trinitate IV, iv, 7 (CCSL 50, p.169s.), and Dante's distinction in Pd 32,76-84:

First age Second age Third age Fourth age Fifth age Sixth age
Adam Noah Abraham David Babylon Christ
ante legem sub lege sub gratia
Bastavasi ne' secoli recenti / con l'innocenza, per aver salute, / solamente la fede d'i parenti; / poi che le prime etadi fuor compiute convenne ai maschi a l'innocenti penne / per circuncidere acquistar virtute; ma poi che 'l tempo de la grazia venne, / sanza battesmo perfetto di Cristo / tale innocenza lą gił si ritenne.

Table III: Groups of wounded evoked in the prologue of Inferno 28 (vv.7-21):

First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth
wounded contrahents of the "Troiani" (probably Turnus and his followers opposing Aeneas) wounded at the Roman defeat at Cannae (i.e. principally Romans) contrahents of Robert Guiscard wounded at Manfred's defeat at Ceprano wounded at Konradin's defeat at Tagliacozzo 'il modo sozzo della nona bolgia' (i.e. the damned wounded in Hell)
Pre-Christian aera Christian aera all times (eternity)

Table IV: Speeches addressed to Dante-pilgrim (If 28):

Mohammed Pier da Medicina Mosca Bertran
Description of the bolgia Prophecy about Fra Dolcino Prophecy about Malatestino Presentation of Curio's past Presentation of Mosca's past Presentation of Bertran's past
Present (eternity) Future Past

Table V: The six damned in Inferno 28

(Ali) Mohammed Pier Curio Mosca Bertran
split from the chin upwards to the tuft split from the chin down to the anus, with the viscera flowing from this wound throat perforated, nose and one ear truncated (and absent) tongue cut off from its root in the throat (loss of speech) both hands truncated (and absent) head severed from the trunk (but still present)
vertically split not split (3+1+2 wounds) horizontally split
religious discord political discord familial discord
Arabia (Holy Land) Italy (with Rome at the center) South France
Asia Europe (died in) Africa Europe
Circumcision Baptism Polytheism Baptism
7th century late 13th century Pre-Christian early 13th century late 12th century

Table VI: Exhibiting of wounds (If 28)

(Ali) Mohammed Pier Curio Mosca Bertran
weeps with his cleft face opens his breast with his hands opens his perforated and blood-stained throat Pier puts his hand on Curios jaw and opens his mouth raises his bleeding armstumps and covers his face with blood raises the severed head in his hand high toward the little bridg
(mimic?) opening ("aperse", "aprì", "aperse") elevation ("levò", "levando")
(mimic?) manual gesture exhibited as bleeding manual gesture exhibited as bleeding manual gesture

Table VII: Historical 'scandala' evoked in Inferno 28 (1+2+4+7=14):

1. Italian resistance against the "Troiani" (probably Turnus vs. Aeneas) Pre-Christian era one of four contemporary with no. 14
2. Roman defeat at Cannae Pre-Christian era one of four later revenged by Scipio in the "fortunata valle of Zama", see no. 11
3. Resistance against Robert Guiscard Christian era one of seven
4. Manfred's defeat at Ceprano Christian era one of seven
5. Konradin's defeat at Tagliacozzo Christian era one of seven
6. Mohammed founder of Islam Christian era one of seven
7. Ali follower of Mohammed, founder of Schiitic sect Christian era one of seven
8. Dolcino's conflict with the Church Future one of two
9. Pier da Medicina instigating discord Dante personally involved? singular case
10. Guido and Angiolillo murdered by Malatestino Future one of two
11. Curio's crime, Roman Civil War Pre-Christian era one of four Curio was defeated and killed in the "fortunata valla" of Zama, where he had hoped to repaet Scipio's victory, see no. 2
12. Mosca's crime, Florentine Civil War Christian era one of seven
13. Bertran de Born instigating Young Henry against Henry II Christian era one of seven
14. Achitophel instigating Absalom against David Pre-Christian era one of four contemporary with no. 1

Table VIII: Hrabanus Maurus, Liber de laudibus sanctae crucis (PL 107,147ss.):

Poem verses letters in each verse grouping:
1. 47 39 one of four
2. 35 35 one of seven
3. 36 37 one of fourteen
4. 37 37 one of fourteen
5. 35 35 one of seven
6. 37 37 one of fourteen
7. 35 35 one of seven
8. 37 37 one of fourteen
9. 41 41 singular case
10. 37 37 one of fourteen
11. 36 36 one of two
12. 35 35 one of seven
13. 35 35 one of seven
14. 39 39 one of four
15. 36 36 one of two
16. 34? 37 one of fourteen
17. 39 39 one of four
18. 37 37 one of fourteen
19. 37 37 one of fourteen
20. 37 37 one of fourteen
21. 37 37 one of fourteen
22. 41 39 one of four
23. 37 37 one of fourteen
24. 37 37 one of fourteen
25. 37 37 one of fourteen
26. 37 37 one of fourteen
27. 35 35 one of seven
28. 43 35 one of seven